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September's Malicious Code Digest: 140 malicious packages across npm and PyPI, from Baileys impersonation to fake Strapi plugins. The post Malicious Code Digest Monthly Recap: September appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
Have you ever needed to move a drive to another PC, only to hit a wall of encryption prompts? Knowing how to remove BitLocker can save you time and frustration. Just as important, it helps you avoid a security mistake that leaves your data exposed. BitLocker is the built-in Windows tool that encrypts your drives […]
If you’ve opened ntopng recently you may have noticed a new entry under the dashboards menu: AI Dashboards. Instead of picking a metric, a chart type and a time range from a form, you describe what you want to see in plain language and nAnalyst writes the query, picks the visualization and drops the widget […]
If your team is working toward more than one program at once, cloud evidence collection is where the work doubles. You pull configuration evidence out of Amazon Web Services (AWS) for your System and Organization Controls (SOC 2) attestation, then go back for ISO 27001, then again when a customer contract introduces a requirement you […] The post Cloud Scanning: Collect Cloud Compliance Evidence Once for Every Program You Run appeared first on Carbide.
AI containment is essential, but security leaders should assume every boundary can fail once an agent can communicate, use tools, and act on real systems. On September 17, podcaster Steven Bartlett asked four AI experts an unusual question: Could you build a jail for a digital Einstein? The panel on The Diary of a CEO was debating whether AI could one day threaten humanity, but the question that stayed with me was the jail. Andrew McAfee argued that we could “jail Einstein,” but security leaders
Introduction Ask a mid-size enterprise how governance, risk, and compliance work together, and the honest answer is usually that they don’t, not really. GRC tends to exist as three separate functions, each with its own tooling, its own definition of what counts as evidence, and its own version of the truth. An auditor asking a Read more...
Cybersecurity teams have access to more threat data than ever. Threat feeds can provide malicious IP addresses, domains, URLs, file hashes, vulnerabilities, and threat actor information. But more data does not automatically mean better security decisions. For a Security Operations Center (SOC), the real value of threat intelligence is what happens after the data arrives: The post Best Cyber Threat Intelligence Platforms for SOC Teams (2026 Comparison) appeared first on Seceon Inc.
Device code phishing is an identity attack that abuses a legitimate OAuth authentication flow to obtain access tokens without requiring an attacker to capture the victim’s password. The victim may authenticate on a real Microsoft sign-in page and may even complete MFA successfully. The security failure is not that MFA is broken; it is that […]
Introduction Ask an energy utility, a hospital network or a water provider whether their operations are secure, and the answer is almost always yes. Ask them to prove it, with records rather than reassurance, and the confidence usually thins out fast. Critical infrastructure operators are increasingly expected to demonstrate resilience on demand, not just claim Read more...
Brevo’s scripts run on more than 100,000 websites. On September 14, 2026, one Cloudflare API key, stored in Brevo’s source code, let an attacker turn […] The post Brevo Supply Chain Attack: How One API Key Hit 100,000+ Sites appeared first on Reflectiz.
El servidor vuelve a funcionar, pero los usuarios siguen sin acceder a la aplicación. Falta una dependencia, los permisos no responden o la conexión con otro […]
Introduction A significant cyber incident hits at 11pm on a Friday. Under NIS2, the clock on the first regulatory deadline starts the moment the organisation becomes aware of it, not the moment someone gets around to writing the notification. Twenty-four hours later, a national authority expects an early warning. Seventy-two hours after that, a fuller Read more...
Don't Make It Easy For Them: Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 lee.potok@thal… Wed, 09/30/2026 - 08:29 Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 highlights practical ways individuals and organizations can make life harder for cybercriminals. Thales experts emphasize protecting data wherever it resides, gaining visibility and control over cryptographic assets, using strong everyday security habits such as unique passwords, multifactor authentication and phishing awareness, and prioritizing digital sove
Discover why Accelleo selected Cyberfort to help them achieve their ISO 27001 certification in record time...
Unknown threat actors have been observed exploiting a newly patched security flaw in Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway appliances to target organizations in North America and Europe. The activity, observed by Mandiant Consulting and Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) in September 2026, has targeted government, financial services, technology, education, and legal and professional
Learn what Code Security Assessment is, why continuous assessment matters, and how SAST, SCA, SBOM, IaC and Secret Scanning help reduce application risk. The post What Is Code Security Assessment? first appeared on ArmourZero.
Security teams are familiar with AI support. The challenge now is learning how to supervise and direct AI agents through clear objectives, defined authority and robust controls.
Better Intelligence Decisions When Evidence is Uncertain An intelligence assessment overwhelmed by conflicting data. An investigation complicated by deception and synthetic media. An automated workflow that carries untested assumptions into the next stage of analysis. Across security and intelligence work, analysts must make judgments with information that is fragmented, ambiguous, and constantly changing. More data can expand an investigation, but it does not automatically make a conclusion mor
Symbiant has been awarded a place on G-Cloud 15, our sixth consecutive year on the UK Government framework, giving public-sector organisations a recognised route to procure our flexible, AI-assisted GRC and audit management software. We are proud to announce that Symbiant’s award-winning, highly trusted and agile GRC Software has once again been awarded a place […] The post Symbiant Awarded a Place on G-Cloud 15 for the Sixth Consecutive Year appeared first on Symbiant.
A privilege escalation vulnerability in CI/CD pipelines needs no exploit. How attackers abuse tokens, triggers, and containers, and how to close each path. The post Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in CI/CD pipelines appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
Compare SIG, CAIQ, VSA, NIST, and HIPAA vendor security questionnaires: when to use each, and a side-by-side table.
AxoSyslog 4.23-4.28 adds Splunk HEC and Elasticsearch Bulk API sources, an Apache Arrow Flight destination, 50% leaner memory queues, and new FilterX functions.
KELA’s State of Cybercrime 2026 report tracked 2.86 billion compromised credentials circulating across criminal markets in 2025, spanning infostealer malware, breach databases and underground marketplaces. That number is abstract until you understand what it represents at the device level: one infected laptop, one employee’s personal machine, one contractor’s home computer produces a structured data package […] The post Infostealer Logs: What Happens to Stolen Credentials
Continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) finds and validates the exposures an attacker could use. A risk operations center ranks risk to the business and closes a finding only when the control passes a retest. This article compares the two and shows how DigitalXForce X-ROC runs the risk side. The post Risk operations center vs continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) first appeared on DigitalXForce.
Protecting customer data is a key component of winning customer trust for a business. Security assurance is now a necessity when potential customers, partners, or enterprise buyers evaluate a company prior to engaging in business. By addressing customer data protection and managing system controls, service organizations can rely on SOC 2 compliance for structure. The […] The post SOC 2 Compliance: The Complete Guide to Type I, Type II, and the Audit Process appeared first on Kratikal Blogs
The question for security leaders is who's in charge of the agents that test their defenses. We think it should be ethical hackers. That's how we're building our agentic capabilities. The post CovertSwarm named a Sample Vendor for Agentic Red Teaming in the Gartner® Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Preemptive Cybersecurity appeared first on CovertSwarm.
An annual penetration test can tell you a lot about your security. But it only tells you what was exposed and exploitable at the time of the test. That is… The post Why the Annual Penetration Test is Dead (And What to Do Instead) appeared first on Glesec.
Attackers can now clone a familiar voice, join a meeting as an executive, and push an urgent request to your help desk or finance team in minutes. Teaching people to spot glitches won’t hold up as the fakes improve. What holds up is rehearsal, so your people already know what to do when the real […] The post How to test and train your teams against AI social engineering appeared first on Fable Security.
Data no longer sits in one place. A business may keep customer records in a private data center, run applications in a public cloud, store backups with another provider, and… The post Preventing Data Leakage in a Hybrid Cloud World appeared first on Glesec.
Belgian essential entities need CyFun certification by 18 April 2027. What Essential adds to Important, how certification works, and a plan from today.
Identify trusted servers, interpret Authentication-Results, and investigate a suspicious email without confusing authentication with safe content.
I’m excited! It’s been about six months since I joined Fable and in that time alone the threat landscape seems to have shifted dramatically and we at Fable are right in the middle of helping customers respond. Just at the end of last year, video and voice generation was becoming commonplace for attackers’ initial access […] The post AI Social Engineering, Vishing, Deepfakes and the Evolution of the Secure Workforce appeared first on Fable Security.
I spend most of my week on calls with security teams at banks, insurers, and payers. Over the last year one question has changed shape. It used to be some version of “how do we classify data in Microsoft 365.” Now it’s “we turned on Copilot, and I’m not sure what it can reach.” Those […]
We proudly present the 2026 Treasury Dragons Payment Fraud Index, sponsored by nsKnox. Now in its fourth year, the report examines how corporate treasury teams are responding to an increasingly sophisticated payment fraud landscape. The post 2026 Payment Fraud Index: Why Verification Remains the Weak Link appeared first on nsKnox.
100 jeux gratuits du top des téléchargements sur Google Play en France ont été passés au crible. Dans une nouvelle étude, Proton explique que leurs traqueurs sont liés à des entreprises chinoises, russes ou israéliennes, avec parfois des données de géolocalisation des joueurs.
On September 22, Boston Scientific published the final summary of CrowdStrike’s investigation into the August 25 cyberattack that... The post Inside the IT-OT Dependency Problem – Boston Scientific’s Production Halt, Berlin’s Rhysida Leak, and the Developer Workstation as an Entry Point appeared first on Industrial Cyber.
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Multi-tenant SaaS platforms serve many customers through a shared application, making proper access control and tenant separation important security concerns. A privilege escalation issue can allow a user to access functions, records, or tenant data beyond the permissions assigned to that account. In this blog, we will discuss How Web Application Penetration Testing Finds Privilege […]
AppSec tool sprawl turns security engineers into the glue between SAST, SCA, secrets and DAST scanners. Here is the hidden cost, and how to remove it.