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Introduction Google is introducing major changes to the way data is managed between Google Analytics and Google Ads. These updates are aimed at simplifying privacy controls, streamlining consent management, and ensuring that user preferences are applied consistently across both platforms. Currently, when a Google Analytics property is linked to a Google Ads account, data flows […] The post Updates to Data Control Between Google Analytics and Google Ads appeared first on Securiti.
Most malicious traffic is encrypted, and in real environments, you usually don’t have the keys to inspect it. You can still investigate encrypted traffic effectively by analyzing behavior such as who is communicating, how often, how much data is transferred, and when that behavior changes.  Encryption hides payloads, not patterns. That distinction is what makes modern network detection possible without introducing privacy risk. Today, 95% of... Read more » The post How To Investigate E
Lateral movement is detected by spotting small changes in internal network behavior: new host-to-host connections, unusual authentication patterns, and east-west traffic that deviates from normal baselines. The key is catching these changes early, before they become widespread access or data loss.  Most lateral movement does not trigger signatures. It blends in. Attackers move slowly, using legitimate credentials and normal protocols to avoid detection. What changes is... Read more » T
Executive Summary **** Most of what your team does at work happens inside a web session. Not just the browser tabs — the Outlook window with Copilot inside it, the Slack desktop app, ChatGPT Desktop, Claude Desktop, Figma, Teams. They look like applications. They’re web sessions wearing a desktop shell. Windows and macOS are mostly […] The post The Session Is the Layer. The Question Now Is How You Get There. appeared first on RedAccess.
NetFlow is not frequently discussed as a source of threat hunting data, but it deserves a seat at the table just as much as any other telemetry source. Threat hunting — the practice of proactively searching your environment for threats — typically starts with a hypothesis backed by data. That data can come from external […]
AI agents are changing the cloud security boundary, connecting models, tools, identities, data, and production workflows. This blog explains why prompt-level safety is not enough, and how AWS-native controls like Bedrock Guardrails, IAM, SCPs, permission boundaries, and AgentCore policies can create preventive guardrails that stop unsafe cloud actions before they reach production. The post Securing AI Workloads in AWS: A Preventive Guardrails Guide (2026) appeared first on Blast Security Preempt
A report on a recent B.C. EV charger fire reveals the danger of relying on software for physical safety. Learn why hardware interlocks and zero trust are non-negotiable for remote maintenance.
The Typical Email Flow: How Emails Are Processed Every email your users send takes the same journey through a handful of servers and checks. If you run a mail platform, knowing each step tells you where delays occur, where spam is blocked, and where to look when something breaks. Understanding How Emails Are Processed Between […] The post The Typical Email Flow: How Emails Are Processed appeared first on Network Abuse Management at Scale | Abusix.
The £963,900 ICO fine against South Staffordshire Water highlights the fatal flaw in perimeter-based security. Learn how Agilicus Zero Trust architecture addresses identity failures and the 'legacy headache' in critical infrastructure.
Co-create your role with global marketing. Be part of a team that wants to revolutionize cybersecurity, employing novel processes and new technologies that enable customers to make better decisions faster.
Continue.dev is an open-source AI coding assistant that runs inside VS Code and JetBrains IDEs. It is MCP-native: tools, context providers, and integrations get loaded from MCP servers declared in the Continue config. Pipelock wraps each of those servers so every tool call and response runs through its MCP proxy. Why Continue.dev needs an agent firewall Continue sessions frequently involve: Workflow What Continue accesses What could go wrong Multi-file edits Source code, secrets in history Crede
1. Executive Summary In April 2026, Anthropic previewed Claude Mythos — an advanced AI system capable of discovering complex vulnerabilities in production-grade code, developing working exploits on the first attempt in over […] The post Beyond Mythos: why automated security validation becomes more critical in the AI Era appeared first on Ridge Security.
Workload identity federation has come to AI agents. The agentic identity era starts here. Using API Keys to access AI platforms was never going to survive the agentic era. Anthropic’s support for Workload Identity Federation is a confirmation of that reality. By supporting Workload Identity Federation, AI agents can now authenticate with short-lived, cryptographically verifiable …
Most Bedrock agents in production are running on the same IAM role they were built with. That role is now a standing identity with access to whatever services got attached during testing, invoking those permissions automatically on every execution, with no human in the loop. The potential risk should be palpable. It’s a concern teams […]
AI assistants and coding tools introduce a new layer of endpoint activity. These tools operate with a high degree of access: they read local files, execute commands, persist prompts and context, and communicate with external APIs. In many environments, this creates a blind spot where AI-assisted activity can occur with little to no detection coverage.
Payroll fraud starts before payday. It starts in the conversation before the system change, the call before the reset, and the leftover context that makes a fake request feel routine.
Kiosk mode software sounds like a technical term. But the concept behind it is simple. You have a device. You want users to do one thing on it. You need to make sure they cannot do anything else. That is exactly what kiosk mode software does. Whether you are running a self-service check-in station, a […] The post Kiosk Mode Software: What It Is, How It Works, and When You Need It appeared first on KioWare.
Η Dataways συμμετείχε και φέτος στο CIO Summit, ένα από τα σημαντικότερα B2B IT events της χώρας. Επί δύο ημέρες, δεκάδες συναντήσεις με στελέχη της αγοράς επιβεβαίωσαν μια εικόνα που γνωρίζουμε καλά. ότι το τεχνολογικό τοπίο της χώρας μας εξελίσσεται με πολύ μεγάλη ταχύτητα και θέτει ολοένα και πιο απαιτητικά ερωτήματα. Την εταιρεία εκπροσώπησαν ο […] The post CIO Summit 2026 | Το cloud και η κυβερνοασφάλεια στην κορυφή της ατζέντας appeared first on Dataways.
Why solving data challenges for the disconnected operator is the key to unlocking mission-critical AI. The post From the Tactical Edge to AI Advantage: The Case for a Unified Data Fabric in Defense Organizations first appeared on CTERA.
Why solving data challenges for the disconnected operator is the key to unlocking mission-critical AI. The post From the Tactical Edge to AI Advantage: The Case for a Unified Data Fabric in Defense Organizations first appeared on CTERA.
CREST research into AI in penetration testing shows wide adoption for supporting tasks, while human-led oversight remains key to maintaining trust. The post CREST Research: How AI is Changing Penetration Testing appeared first on CREST.
Next week, AuthZed attends EIC 2026 in Berlin. Stop by Booth #53, join our dinner with Axalon Partners on Tuesday, May 19th, and hear AuthZed CEO Jake Moshenko speak on Thursday, May 21st about treating authorization as shared infrastructure.
More than 70% of security managers say that Capture the Flag competitions are the most effective way to improve team performance, retain security employees, and reduce burnout. After EA Sports ran a global internal CTF for their security engineering team, participants immediately applied what they learned to real code review — catching production vulnerabilities in the weeks following the event. The pattern is consistent: CTF events work because they do something that compliance training,...
In 2025, credential-based attacks succeeded in 98% of simulated breach scenarios across tested BFSI environments. Password cracking succeeded in 46% of tested financial institution networks nearly double the rate from the prior year. The financial services sector ranks second globally in average cost per data breach, and digital payment volumes are projected to reach $3.1 trillion by 2028, making every payment gateway, mobile banking application, and API endpoint a high-value target. BFSI...
In 2025, Google's Vulnerability Reward Program paid out $12 million to researchers. Microsoft's Zero Day Quest event paid over $1.6 million in a single focused push for cloud and AI vulnerabilities. These are not vanity programs. They are risk management instruments run at enterprise scale, and the platforms behind them are what make the difference between a program that attracts top-tier researchers and one that generates noise. If you are a CISO or security leader evaluating a bug bounty...
The emergence of DarkSword marks a seismic shift in the mobile threat landscape, illustrating how advanced iOS exploitation capabilities are no longer confined to elite nation-state actors. Instead, they are becoming part of a broader, increasingly accessible ecosystem that supports both espionage and financially motivated cybercrime. Historically, iOS exploitation required significant resources, technical expertise, and […]
Modern security teams collect more telemetry than ever before. Endpoint agents generate process data by the second, cloud platforms stream logs continuously, network appliances inspect traffic in real time, and identity providers track every authentication event across distributed environments. Many organizations interpret this explosion of visibility as evidence of stronger security. In reality, telemetry coverage […]
North Korea’s state-aligned threat group widely tracked as APT37, also known as ScarCruft, Reaper, Red Eyes, and Ricochet Chollima, has spent more than a decade refining a disciplined cyber-espionage capability. Recent research into its tooling, however, shows a significant operational shift. The group has moved beyond conventional spear-phishing and browser exploitation campaigns into a domain […]
Passwordless authentication is already part of modern banking, even if it is not always explicitly labeled as such. In many markets, strong customer authentication (SCA) and multi-factor authentication are well established, and passwords rarely function as a standalone control.
You get two findings from the same pentest. The first is a remote code execution vulnerability with a CVSS of 9.8, sitting on an isolated test server with no production data and no path to anything that matters. The second is a weak authentication finding scored 5.3, on a domain controller with admin paths into... The post Your pentest report has 47 findings. Your board has three questions. appeared first on PlexTrac.
Brand trust management for enterprises used to sit mostly with marketing, PR, and legal.  That made sense when the main risk was bad press, customer complaints, or trademark misuse.  That is not the world in which enterprises operate now.  Attackers can damage trust without breaching your systems. They can clone your website, impersonate your executives, create fake social profiles, […]
After years of static regulation, HIPAA is finally evolving. Learn about the new requirements and access a full compliance checklist to ensure your security team is ready for the new regulations.
As a global business, where do you run services and hold data? Well, this used to be a relatively simple... The post Securing the Fragmentation of the Modern Enterprise: The Data Hosting Conundrum appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
Vibe coding changes the relationship between a developer and the code they ship. It does not change the fact that code carries identity and access decisions, and that those decisions have consequences. The post The identity risks of vibe coding appeared first on P0 Security.
