Two Gartner Recognitions Signal PointGuard AI’s Momentum in AI Security
Named as a Pioneer in Emerging Market Quadrant on top of Coolest Vendor Innovations
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PointGuard AI Recognized in Gartner Coolest Vendor Innovations for Agent Mission Control
Selection highlights innovation in securing autonomous AI agents
Security & Resilience with Ben Joelson
How can organizations achieve resilience? Resilience depends on seeing risk as one connected system. In this episode of The Chertoff Group‘s Mission Critical Conversations, host Michelle Dawn Mooney sits down with Ben Joelson, president and head of Security Risk and Resilience, to discuss what it takes to create resilient organizations in an age of converging […] The post Security & Resilience with Ben Joelson appeared first on The Chertoff Group.
Spain’s First Agentic AI Breach Just Redefined What GDPR Article 35 Requires of AI Agents
An AI agent scanned public files, found a vulnerability in an application, and modified personal records on its own. No human reviewed the request, approved the access, or even knew the agent was probing the system until after the damage was done. That is not a hypothetical. Spain’s data protection authority confirmed it happened, and Read more...
Ransomware Group rhysida Hits: MPA Pharma
Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, MPA Pharma — an organization based in DE — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by… The post Ransomware Group rhysida Hits: MPA Pharma appeared first on HookPhish.
What is Auto Remediation in AppSec? Definition and How It Works
Auto remediation in application security (AppSec) is the automated process that detects, triages, and fixes security vulnerabilities in code, dependencies, or infrastructure configurations without requiring manual developer intervention for every finding. It combines vulnerability scanners (SAST, DAST, SCA) with automated fix-generation engines that produce patches, dependency upgrades, or configuration changes, then submit those fixes as pull requests or direct commits into the development work
What is Auto Remediation in AppSec? Definition and How It Works
Auto remediation in application security (AppSec) is the automated process that detects, triages, and fixes security vulnerabilities in code, dependencies, or infrastructure configurations without requiring manual developer intervention for every finding. It combines vulnerability scanners (SAST, DAST, SCA) with automated fix-generation engines that produce patches, dependency upgrades, or configuration changes, then submit those fixes as pull requests or direct commits into the development work
A Look at the 2026 AI Software Engineering Intern Program at Precisely
Authors: Joshua Ofori Otchere, Director, Software Development, Precisely Yvon Leclerc, Vice President, R&D, Precisely Key Takeaways Precisely Engineering welcomed 12 interns this term; six share their experiences here, including four who joined through a hackathon-inspired hiring approach. In an AI-driven engineering environment, curiosity, collaboration, and the ability to ask the right questions matter as much […] The post A Look at the 2026 AI Software Engineering Intern Program at
How to secure Exchange Server beyond the CVE-2026-62911 fix
Remote access has always been a core part of how on-premises Exchange works. Users need OWA to read their email from outside the office. Their devices need Autodiscover to set themselves up automatically. Keeping both reachable means keeping Exchange accessible from the Internet, and that opens up more of the server than most organisations... The post How to secure Exchange Server beyond the CVE-2026-62911 fix appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
Enabling secure, productive work on personal devices
At Databricks IT, our vision is to empower people to work from anywhere without putting...
SolarWinds security advisory (AV26-941)
How to Get Real-Time Microsoft 365 Alerts Without E5
Microsoft locks its most useful alerting features behind E5 licensing, but that doesn’t mean you’re stuck flying blind on Business Premium or E3. The native alert policies available on lower tiers cover more ground than most admins realize. This guide walks through what’s actually available without E5, how to configure it, and where the gaps […]
Ransomware Group akira Hits: Anderson Industries
Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, Anderson Industries — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by… The post Ransomware Group akira Hits: Anderson Industries appeared first on HookPhish.
Enterprise AI governance framework: A practical guide to governing AI
AI adoption is accelerating across enterprises, but governance isn't necessarily keeping pace. As AI becomes part of everyday business workflows and applications, organizations need to understand where it is being used, what data it can access, and who is responsible for managing the risks.ManageEngine's shadow AI research highlights this... The post Enterprise AI governance framework: A practical guide to governing AI appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
TanStack Supply Chain Attack Analysis
CrowdSec CEO Philippe Humeau shares the full story behind the 2026 supply chain attack, from the source code leak and forensic investigation to the lessons learned.
MCP is about to be table stakes. The real decision comes next.
Somewhere above you, a decision has been made that the company is going to use AI. It may already be in your objectives. That decision runs downhill into every system you operate, because an AI is only useful if it can reach your data, and today the standard way it reaches anything is MCP. So the real question was never whether you would support it. It’s... Read more » The post MCP is about to be table stakes. The real decision comes next. appeared first on Plixer.
Ransomware Group incransom Hits: www.kendallhunt.com
Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, www.kendallhunt.com — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by the… The post Ransomware Group incransom Hits: www.kendallhunt.com appeared first on HookPhish.
Seceon aiEmail Security360: Bringing AI-Driven Detection, DLP, and Automated Response Together
The Inbox Remains the Enterprise Front Door  Every major breach investigation eventually arrives at the same question: how did they get in? More often than not, the answer traces back to a single email. Business Email Compromise (BEC), credential phishing, malicious attachments, and – increasingly – QR-code phishing remain the most reliable ways for an The post Seceon aiEmail Security360: Bringing AI-Driven Detection, DLP, and Automated Response Together appeared first on Seceon
UK Cloud Control: Why Sovereignty Has to Move Beyond Data Location
UK Cloud Control: Why Sovereignty Has to Move Beyond Data Location andrew.gertz@t… Fri, 09/18/2026 - 16:52 Discover why UK cloud sovereignty must go beyond data location, with local cryptographic key control, resilience and UK-hosted Luna Cloud HSM. Data Security Cloud Security Sébastien Pavie | Vice President of Sales for EMEA, Thales More About This Author > Cloud has changed how organisations think about resilience, scale and innovation. It has also changed how they need to think about con
Daily OT Security News: September 18, 2026
The latest IoT, OT, CPS, and ICS cybersecurity news, vulnerabilities, and key takeaways for September 18, 2026. The post Daily OT Security News: September 18, 2026 appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
Reachability Watch: Langflow’s Eight-CVE Week and 1,248 New CVEs This Week
This week: Langflow's public MCP endpoint flaw and 1,248 new CVEs. Reachability Watch tracks new network-exploitable CVEs and KEV-bound vulnerabilities every week. The post Reachability Watch: Langflow’s Eight-CVE Week and 1,248 New CVEs This Week appeared first on NetFoundry.
How Kyocera AVX Built a Global Security Validation Program from Zero
See how Kyocera AVX used NodeZero to build a global security validation program, scale autonomous pentesting across manufacturing sites, and remediate more than 30,000 vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
How to use the Liminal MCP: a practical guide
A practical guide to querying verified market intelligence across Identity, Fraud, and Cybersecurity directly in your AI tools. The MCP is live for Enterprise accounts. This article is a simplified guide on how to use the Liminal MCP, covering what strategy, sales, and marketing teams can query, how to ask effectively, and where to go […] The post How to use the Liminal MCP: a practical guide appeared first on Liminal.co.
Scattered Spider’s Playbook: What You Need to Know in 2026
Scattered Spider keeps turning help desk trust into initial access. See what changed through 2026 and how to harden resets, MFA, and frontline decisions.
Does Your RIA Need Separate IT, Cybersecurity and Compliance Providers?
A growing RIA may not need separate IT, cybersecurity, and compliance providers – but it does need clear ownership, the right capabilities, and coordination between them. The post Does Your RIA Need Separate IT, Cybersecurity and Compliance Providers? appeared first on Omega Systems.
Top 10 Things to Reduce wolfSSL Code Size
wolfSSL is one of the smallest commercial TLS / crypto libraries available. Pulling the right configuration levers is the biggest challenge. This post is a short tour of the ten biggest knobs. Two ways to configure the build Every define and flag below can be supplied through either of these paths: Autoconf / configure(./configure): Pass […]
Finite State Wins Security Today New Product of the Year Award
Product Security OS recognized for helping manufacturers move beyond point-in-time security
Jamf + Ravenna: Give employees a simpler way to get Mac support
Ravenna's AI agents use Jamf Pro data and your team's runbooks to resolve Mac issues right in Slack.
An Undercover Google Analyst Infiltrated a Notorious Supply-Chain Hacking Gang
TeamPCP pulled off the worst-ever software supply-chain hacking spree and breached thousands of companies. Now Google’s threat intelligence group says it had a mole inside the hackers’ inner circle.
Detecting Data Exfiltration Before It Becomes a Breach | Corelight
Closing the gap in your network visibility before data walks out the door Every breach that lands a CISO in front of the board has a common final act: Data leaving the building. Attackers don't get paid for breaking in. They get paid for what they take out. And by the time stolen data appears on an extortion site or in a regulator's inbox, the window to stop the damage has already closed.
What scales when headcount doubles
What breaks first when IT scales? Usually, whatever one person quietly held together from memory.
Scaling Security Without Adding Complexity
Veremark helps verify other people’s trust. As a global background screening and verification platform, the...
A zero-click RCE flaw in AI coding agents could have exposed enterprise systems
Popular AI coding agents such as OpenAI’s Codex, Anthropic’s Claude Code, Google’s Gemini CLI, and Microsoft-owned GitHub Copilot were vulnerable to a zero-click attack that enabled attackers to execute malicious code, even without developer interaction, by swapping a trusted plugin from an online marketplace for a malicious one, potentially giving them a foothold in enterprise development environments. Researchers at cybersecurity startup AIR found and reported the flaw, which they are calling
watchTowr on Risky Business: Snake Oilers
Attackers are not waiting for your change window. Ben joined Patrick Gray on Risky Business Media's Snake Oilers to talk about how the world has changed, and what watchTowr is doing about it.
Google security advisory (AV26-939)
New Android malware uses AI to steal bank logins and PINs
RatHat can navigate infected phones while stealing bank logins, authentication codes, and screen-lock PINs.
Transparent Tribe Deploys New Rust Backdoor Using Private GitHub Repositories for C2
The Pakistan-aligned threat group tracked as Transparent Tribe (aka APT36 and Earth Karkaddan) has been attributed to a fresh set of cyber attacks targeting government and defense entities in India and Afghanistan. The attacks, per Zscaler ThreatLabz, involve the use of previously undocumented tools called RUSTYSHADE, RUSTYMOVE, PSNATCH, and BASHNATCH. The activity has been codenamed Operation
Your pod may be requesting 25× more CPU than you think — and Kubernetes won’t tell you
You’ve run kubectl describe pod. Your dashboard shows 40 millicores requested for the api-server container. You probably assumed your monitoring had the full picture. The Kubernetes scheduler actually reserved 1000 millicores — a full CPU core — for it. How could both values be true? If you’re sizing clusters, building cost models, or tuning HPA […] The post Your pod may be requesting 25× more CPU than you think — and Kubernetes won’t tell you appeared first on Dynatrace news.
Qilin ransomware: Widespread encryption by any means necessary
The Russia-based ransomware group Qilin has rapidly ascended to become the world’s most prominent ransomware threat, claiming responsibility for over 800 attacks this year alone — a dramatic surge from just 45 incidents when the group first emerged in 2022.
From Armillaria loader to EDR killer
In the criminal sphere of ransomware, Akira is known for its abundance of victims and utilizing its opportunism to achieve its goals. The Threat Intelligence team has captured samples of both the Armillaria loader and the EDR killer used by Akira, and this analysis aims to highlight the tactics leveraged to successfully terminate endpoint security vendor products.