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Comtech’s history in space components dates back to 1976, when the company began providing microelectronics expertise and parts procurement services for early space programs.
The debate over whether to allow AI in the enterprise is over. Employees settled it. They are using ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini with your customer data, your financial records, and your IP, right now, without asking. The post The Debate About AI in the Enterprise Is Over. Here Is the Only Question That Matters. appeared first on Seclore.
Generally perceived as an enterprise only activity, a growing number of early stage companies are […] The post GRC for Startups: A Quick Implementation Roadmap appeared first on Cura.
A breakdown of the top DDoS attacks in Q1 2026, highlighting global trends, targeted industries, and the rise of geopolitical hacktivism, plus key lessons for strengthening DDoS resilience. The post Top Reported DDoS Attacks in Q1 2026 appeared first on MazeBolt.
Posture as Behavior, Not Configuration The security industry has spent the last decade building tools that evaluate posture by examining configuration. CSPM platforms scan cloud settings for misalignment with CIS benchmarks. SSPM tools audit SaaS application permissions against policy baselines. Compliance scanners verify that MFA is enabled, that encryption is turned on, that network security […] The post The Security Posture You Think You Have vs. The One You Actually Have appeared first
Modernizing Student Protection Through Integrated Filtering and Classroom Control NOTTINGHAM, UK – May 7, 2026 Ativion today announced the expansion of its StudentKeeper classroom management solution, alongside continued investment in its […] The post Modernizing Student Protection Through Integrated Filtering and Classroom Control first appeared on Ativion.
Doctor Web’s experts are warning users about the spread of JobStealer, a trojan app that steals confidential information from macOS and Windows computer users. It primarily aims to hijack data from crypto wallets. Fraudsters, under the pretext of conducting online interviews, lure potential victims to malicious websites and ask them to download a video conferencing app. In reality, this software is the JobStealer trojan.The attack begins with the threat actors contacting potential victims and of
Qu’est-ce que la Cyber Threat Intelligence ? La Cyber Threat Intelligence, ou CTI, désigne l’ensemble des informations collectées, analysées et contextualisées sur les menaces cyber. Elle ne se limite pas à une liste d’indicateurs techniques, mais vise à comprendre les intentions, les capacités et les modes opératoires des attaquants. Dans un environnement où les menaces […] The post Cyber Threat Intelligence: anticiper les menaces pour renforcer son SOC appeared first on Advens.
World Password Day and xIoT Security: The Frontline Teams Protecting Critical Infrastructure Deserve More Than Manual Processes Every day, security and operations teams work behind the scenes to keep critical infrastructure running securely. They secure hospitals filled with connected medical devices. They protect manufacturing plants, airports, logistics hubs, financial institutions, and data centers operating thousands […] The post World Password Day and xIoT Security: The Frontline Team
NACHA is implementing significant new rules aimed at reducing “credit-push” fraud-schemes like Business Email Compromise (BEC) and payroll diversion. The new rules mark a shift from “passive” to “active” fraud prevention for businesses. The post NACHA Fraud-Monitoring Rules Are Taking Effect appeared first on nsKnox.
Claude Code Security sparked hype across the industry, but how different is it from the original /security-review command? We break down what’s actually new, what’s overblown, and why neither replaces runtime testing. The post Claude Code Security Evolution: Where It Came From, Where It’s Going appeared first on StackHawk, Inc..
Drivesec has been published in the European Cybersecurity Atlas as a member of the European Cybersecurity Competence Community. For us, this means new opportunities to collaborate with European organizations that share our vision of making the IoT world more secure through expertise, research and concrete synergies. Find our profile here: LINK *The European Cybersecurity Atlas [...] The post Drivesec is now in the European Cybersecurity Atlas appeared first on Drivesec.
On paper, moving data in the cloud looks deceptively simple. Clouds provide storage, networks are “always on.” Scripts and open-source tools are readily available. So many organizations take the DIY path—only to discover that data movement is one of the most challenging and expensive places to improvise. The real cost isn’t just compute, storage and […]
The post The HITRUST™ Portfolio Explained: How to Choose the Right Assessment appeared first on ControlCase.
Entre l’explosion du volume de signaux à traiter, l’accélération des attaques et la pression sur les délais de réaction, une question revient souvent côté RSSI : nos outils détectent-ils vraiment ce qui compte… et savons-nous répondre vite, de bout en bout ? C’est précisément là que le Purple Teaming fait la différence. Longtemps cantonné à quelques organisations […] The post Purple Team : la méthode la plus efficace pour renforcer votre SOC et accélérer la détection appeared first on Adve
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In today’s regulatory landscape, audit readiness is no longer a once-a-year scramble—it’s an ongoing discipline. Whether you’re preparing for a SOC 2 report, ISO 27001 certification, PCI DSS assessment, or HIPAA audit, being audit-ready means having the right processes, documentation, and controls in place at all times. Organizations that invest in strong audit readiness practices […]
The security industry has a habit of talking itself out of progress. We identify the right solution, validate the technology, get regulatory endorsement — and then spend the next three years relitigating it in conference rooms and procurement cycles because the myths outrun the facts. Passkeys are living that moment right now. The FIDO2 standard is battle-tested. The enterprise deployment playbook exists. Regulators aren't just permitting passkeys — they're pushing them. And yet the same ten obj
In a recent SC Media commentary, Srikant Sreenivasan, President of ConnectSecure, laid out why hybrid IT environments are creating security blind spots that traditional vulnerability management programs simply weren't designed to close.
TL;DR AI-driven attacks on containerized environments are no longer theoretical. Frontier models can find vulnerabilities in hardened systems in hours and chain them into working exploits before your team has finished triaging the alert. When an attack moves that fast, the time your security program depends on between discovery and exploitation no longer exists. This …
What is the NYC International AI Landing Pad? The NYC International AI Landing Pad is a first-of-its-kind program designed to bring the world’s most promising AI companies to New York City — not to pitch, but to deploy. Built in partnership with NYCEDC, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Anthropic, Airwallex, and Perkins Coie, the program selected 10 […]
You know your servers need hardening. Getting leadership to prioritise, fund, and support the effort is the harder challenge. Here’s our experts’ best advice for how to talk to the C-suite and board about the need for automated server hardening. You already know the servers are drifting. Configurations change. Exceptions pile up. Standards slip over […] The post How to Talk to Your Board About System Hardening appeared first on CalCom.
Most organizations have solid AI governance policies on paper. The problem is that paper and practice have never been further apart, and closing that gap has become the most pressing risk management challenge for compliance leaders today.
Agentic AI is forcing a hard question on every security leader: when your SOC is full of autonomous “doers” instead of just dashboards and scripts, is that your new best friend or a brand‑new risk surface you barely understand? The honest answer is both, and the way you design, govern, and deploy these systems will […] The post Agentic AI in security operations: Friend, risk, or both first appeared on TrustCloud.
While strong passwords are still important, the future of identity and access management lies in passwordless authentication. At Optimal IdM, we're dedicated to helping organizations navigate this transition with our cutting-edge OptimalCloud platform. Check out our latest blog post to learn more about the limitations of passwords, the benefits of passwordless authentication, and how we can help your organization stay ahead of the curve. The post Embracing the Passwordless Future with Optimal Id
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This blog is written for enterprise security leaders and technical teams. It explains why continuous vulnerability management matters, how it differs from traditional VAPT, and how organizations can build a practical model for continuous security improvement.
Edge device security has become one of the most urgent and least well-understood problems in cybersecurity. VPNs, firewalls, Citrix gateways, Ivanti appliances, remote desktop services: these are the devices sitting at the boundary of your network, publicly reachable by design, actively hunted by nation-state actors, and almost impossible to properly monitor using traditional security tools. […] The post {Whitepaper} Who Watches the Firewall? The Complete Guide to Edge Devices appeared fir
NFIR and Passguard announce a partnership against infostealers, offering an integrated three-tier approach to one of today’s fastest-growing cyber threats.
Get closer to the potential customers and users of the software, and combine knowledge of market and competitors to design a world-class customer journey map and other recommendations to increase world market penetration.
Qu’est-ce qu’un SOC managé ? Un SOC managé, ou Security Operations Center externalisé, désigne un service de cybersécurité opéré par un prestataire spécialisé qui prend en charge la surveillance, la détection et la réponse aux incidents de sécurité, en continu. Concrètement, il s’agit de déléguer à un acteur expert la capacité à identifier les menaces, […] The post SOC managé : définition, fonctionnement et critères pour bien choisir son MSSP appeared first on Advens.
The post OpenClaw and Claude in 2026, risks and retrospectives appeared first on Stormshield.
Claude is on every desk. So is ChatGPT. So is Cursor, and Copilot, and whichever AI client your CIO greenlit last quarter. The rollouts are done. The licenses are paid for. The adoption curve cleared the early-adopter phase a year ago. Every function in the company has people using these tools every day. And the... The post Databricks and Snowflake MCP servers your security team will actually approve appeared first on Strata.io.
This blog explores how organizations can govern AI agents through defined authority, runtime oversight, and auditability. The post Governing AI Agents: What Changes When Identities Make Decisions appeared first on Omada.
For most bank IT and Information Security leaders, compliance isn’t just part of the job, it is the job. There’s always something coming up. An exam, an audit, or a request for documentation.So the focus becomes simple: make sure everything is in place, everything is documented, and everything passes. That approach makes sense because regulatory […]
MSAB Sets Long-term Financial Targets The Board of MSAB has decided to establish long-term financial targets to guide the Company’s strategic direction up to and including 2030. The financial targets cover revenue, EBITA and dividend ambition, and are designed to support the Company’s long-term value creation. Long-term financial targets Revenue: The Company’s target is to […] The post MSAB Sets Long-term Financial Targets appeared first on MSAB.
Threat intelligence platforms are only as good as the intel flowing into them. You can have the cleanest workflow, the sharpest analysts, and the most elegant investigation UX — but if your IOC data is stale, incomplete, or stripped of context, you’re making decisions on sand. Today, we’re announcing a native integration between alphaMountain and […]
A generational shift is underway in the mobility ecosystem, as vehicle manufacturers expand beyond traditional automotive boundaries into the broader domain of Physical AI. The boundaries between robotics, machinery and AI-driven systems are increasingly dissolving, with companies redefining vehicles as intelligent, adaptive machines. Mobility systems are now increasingly defined by AI/ML-enabled autonomy, incorporating advanced perception and […]
Semgrep Supply Chain now includes Dynamic Dependency Resolution to provide a complete inventory of dependencies when lockfiles are absent, using a combination of manifest parsing and package manager integration. Now in public beta.