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Na co dzień zajmujemy się ochroną infrastruktury IT przed cyberatakami. Wiemy jednak, że istnieje coś znacznie cenniejszego niż najdroższe serwery czy skomplikowane bazy danych – to ludzkie życie. W tygodniu obchodziliśmy Światowy Dzień Bezpieczeństwa i Ochrony Zdrowia w Pracy organizując dla naszego zespołu praktyczne warsztaty ratownicze. W cyfrowym świecie, gdy dochodzi do incydentu bezpieczeństwa, kluczowa... Artykuł Przeszliśmy szkolenie z pierwszej pomocy! pochodzi z serwisu Perceptus .
Whether you're thinking about insourcing from your MSSP or MDR or already mid-transition, this one's for you The post Radiant’s Night Shift. When You Clock Out, We Clock In. appeared first on Radiant Security.
Why are we called Jazz? That’s a question we get asked A LOT. International Jazz Day feels like the right time to properly answer it. The post Why We’re Named Jazz appeared first on Jazz.
A data classification policy template gives you a repeatable way to define how your organization labels and protects data, so teams always know what’s sensitive, what’s not, and how to handle each type. Using a guided template (plus this article) removes the guesswork and lets you create a usable, audit‑ready policy much faster, similar to […] The post Empowering data classification policy template guide first appeared on TrustCloud.
The PocketOS breach shows AI agents can misuse allowed actions. Permissions aren’t enough. Security must enforce intent and context at machine speed. The post Why the PocketOS 9-Second Database Deletion Wasn’t a Permissions Failure appeared first on TrojAI.
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of a Single Agentic Command for Operating Cloud Infrastructure A solutions engineer is onboarding a new customer. Before the kickoff call, she runs /poke "validate detection pipeline health for customer-z. Are logs flowing, are all connectors healthy, any detection gaps?". In two minutes, poke checks ingestion rates across every connector, confirms detection […] The post The Unreasonable Effectiveness of a Single Agentic Command for Operating Cloud Infrastruc
Nokia and KETS Quantum Security are collaborating to lead the next era of scalable, commercial quantum key distribution (QKD). KETS Quantum Security is integrating its technology into Nokia’s global ‘flying kit’ quantum-safe demonstration kit. Nokia is the leading supplier of optical networking systems for critical telecoms infrastructure and has developed a blueprint for quantum-safe telecoms […] The post Nokia and KETS collaborate to scale quantum-safe security appeared first on KETS Qua
AI agents are quickly moving from experiments to real execution layers inside organizations. They don’t just generate content - they take actions: calling APIs, accessing systems, modifying data. From a security perspective, the underlying mechanisms are familiar. The same protocols are still in use: HTTP, SSH, file systems. But what has changed is the decision-making layer. Instead of deterministic automation, we now have systems that decide how to use their access. That shift matters.
Security is shaping enterprise deals earlier than ever. Learn how sales teams can eliminate friction, speed up security reviews, and turn assurance into a competitive advantage.
Learn why identity security projects fail and how CISOs can lead them to success with an outcome-first approach, clear stakeholder alignment, and proactive planning. The post Why Identity Security Projects Fail, and How CISOs Can Fix That appeared first on Radiant Logic | Unify, Observe, and Act on ALL Identity Data.
Elcomsoft Phone Breaker 11 introduces a completely overhauled iCloud extraction mechanism to address Apple’s recent, sweeping changes to its authentication and encryption protocols. The new release restores the ability for law enforcement and forensic specialists to lawfully access critical cloud evidence.
A new regulatory direction for corporate finance IFRS 18, which replaces IAS 1, introduces a fundamental restructuring of the income statement. It now requires a strict segmentation of revenues and expenses into three distinct categories: operating, investing, and financing. For …
How Strata Maverics keeps clinicians logged in to Epic when your identity provider goes down. Strata Maverics sits between Epic and your identity providers, so Epic never has to change when they do. Microsoft Entra ID runs as primary. Keycloak runs as a warm secondary. Failover takes seconds. Clinical sessions and backend JWT integrations keep... The post Identity Continuity for Epic EHR appeared first on Strata.io.
OpenShift has long treated multitenancy as a core platform concern and in this blog we explore how Isovalent Networking for Kubernetes fits perfectly in this model!
Firewalls alone won't suffice when it comes to defending against DDoS attacks. Dedicated DDoS protection solutions are essential in today's evolving threat landscape to ensure the resilience of your network and applications.
Hairline cracks don’t scream – they whisper 🪟 A skyscraper does not begin by collapsing. It begins with stress. A little pressure here. A little strain there. A flaw so small it’s almost invisible, hidden beneath the surface, dismissed because nothing appears broken yet. But pressure has a way of turning quiet weaknesses into very […] The post Hairline cracks don’t scream – they whisper 🪟 first appeared on BlockAPT | Autonomous AI Cybersecurity.
EDR remains essential, but attackers can bypass endpoint defenses through techniques such as BYOVD and kernel-level attacks. When security agents are neutralized, visibility into lateral movement becomes critical. Discover how LABYRINTH uses Advanced Deception to detect suspicious activity beyond the compromised endpoint and give SOC teams more time to respond.
A malicious release of the lightning PyPI package ships a credential-stealing Bun payload that runs on import. Snyk has a live advisory. Here's what's in the package, what to rotate, and how the payload pattern connects to the Mini Shai-Hulud npm campaign one day earlier.
On April 25, 2026, an AI coding agent deleted a production database and its backups in nine seconds. The real failures were not about AI going rogue but about overprivileged tokens, shared blast radius between backups and primary data, missing environment isolation, and absent destructive-action gates. Five concrete lessons drawn from the public post-mortem show what actually prevents the next incident.
AI pentesting validates scanner findings in minutes, confirming real risks, ruling out false positives, and uncovering true impact. Now available in Intruder.
AI-enabled healthcare communication orchestration can do more than automate tasks—it can activate teams earlier, reduce alter fatigue, and move work through the system faster. Discover how health systems can differentiate themselves by embedding AI into real-world workflows via a System of Activation that engages the right people at the right time with actionable info and feedback loops.
Splunk is one of the world’s most widely used platforms for collecting, indexing, and analyzing data from across enterprise environments, including servers, applications, cloud services, and network devices. It is commonly used by security operations teams as a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform to centralize log data, correlate events, detect threats, investigate incidents, […] The post From SAP Logs to Security Intelligence: Integrating SAP with Splunk appeared fir
AgentOps is the operational layer for AI agents in production. Learn what changes when agents replace single LLM calls, what breaks, and how to control autonomous systems.
In an era where "AI" is often used as a convenient marketing label, true innovation can be hard to spot. That’s why we are incredibly proud to share that Onyxia Cyber has been featured in Richard Stiennon’s Guardians of the Machine Age, the definitive map of vendors with both feet firmly planted in the future of AI-driven security.
by Jonathan Elmer and Shaunak Godbole As we move deeper into 2026, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into clinical workflows is no longer a “future” trend, it is a present reality. From predictive diagnostics… The post AI Risk Management in Healthcare: How to Build a Governance Program Using NIST AI RMF appeared first on Meditology Services.
Generative AI is great until someone pastes confidential data into a public model. ChatGPT is fast, capable, and everywhere. It has embedded itself into your workforce faster than any enterprise technology in recent memory, and employees are using it for everything: drafting emails, summarizing meetings, debugging code, writing performance reviews. The problem is exactly how ... The post Is ChatGPT Secure? 10 Prompts You Don’t Want Your Employees Trying with ChatGPT appeared first on Concentric
Key Takeaways Cyberattacks on medical devices are rising despite stronger procurement requirements. 80% of affected organizations reported moderate or significant impact on patient care. Legacy devices are the gap that procurement cannot close. More than a quarter of organizations are running end-of-support devices with known, unpatched vulnerabilities in ICUs, ORs, and emergency departments. SBOMs have […] The post Medical Device Cybersecurity in 2026: Progress Is Real, But the Gap Is Wid
watchTowr has been included in the Gartner® Emerging Tech: Top Funded Startups for Preemptive Exposure Management research note, published April 2026. The research note examines the direction Preemptive Exposure Management is heading, the capabilities that now define it, and the shift underway across the market.
watchTowr has been listed as an example vendor in the Gartner® Emerging Tech: Top Solution Capabilities in Preemptive Cybersecurity research note, published April 2026. The research note identifies Preemptive Cybersecurity as a strategic paradigm shift toward active prevention, deterrence, and disruption.
Join ITC and Microsoft in a webinar that will cover best practices for consolidating third-party security tools into Microsoft-native solutions, including mapping capabilities across Defender, Sentinel, and M365 while avoiding common pitfalls. We will also explore phased migration strategies, realistic timelines, and how to maximise security ROI while reducing tool sprawl, supported by real customer […] The post [Webinar] Eliminating Complexity: Migrating Third-Party EDR and Email Security
Join ITC and Microsoft in a webinar that will cover best practices for consolidating third-party security tools into Microsoft-native solutions, including mapping capabilities across Defender, Sentinel, and M365 while avoiding common pitfalls. We will also explore phased migration strategies, realistic timelines, and how to maximise security ROI while reducing tool sprawl, supported by real customer […] The post [Webinar] Eliminating Complexity: Migrating Third-Party EDR and Email Security
Executive Summary: A major SSE vendor recently spent an hour on a webinar making a claim we agree with: AI is everywhere now, and solutions that only protect the browser are becoming less efficient by itself. That’s the right diagnosis. AI risk no longer lives in just one place. It shows up in a browser […] The post AI Outgrew the Browser. Here’s Why Securing Every Session Was Always the Right Answer. appeared first on RedAccess.
Your AI agent can be conned; and nobody's selling you a fix for that. The real question isn't just whether the tools are safe — it's whether agentic AI technology deserves our trust at all.
Booking dot com? Booking dot Oh no! Wait, I don’t think that’s how the commercial is supposed to go. That might change for the time being, since the reservation giant has notified customers of a data breach, thanks to unauthorized access by a third party. While financial data wasn’t compromised, enough information was – including […] The post Travel Season Puts Your Data on the Line appeared first on Netlib Security.
Identity is the most critical perimeter in hybrid operational environments. Explore why phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication and unified identity are essential for security.
Zero Trust Network Access for Enterprise 5G: Why Action Must Be Taken Zero Trust Network Access is an essential component of the ZTA framework. The access decision happens the moment a device attempts to join the network before it can send a single packet, and that gate matters most on critical networks. The question is […] The post Zero Trust Network Access for Enterprise 5G: Why Action Must Be Taken appeared first on OneLayer.
