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Amgen told the US SEC that attackers stole patient health information and proprietary company data from cloud systems run by external service providers, not from its own network. The company concluded the incident was material on 29 July 2026. It says medicine supply was not affected. The lesson: data placed in a supplier's cloud is still the owner's breach to disclose.
Payment card fraud continues to evolve, and so do the security standards designed to prevent it. That’s why the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) introduced PCI DSS 4.0, the most significant update to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard in years. While many organizations view PCI compliance as an annual audit […]
Device management has long followed a rigid, one-to-one model. One employee, one company laptop, with policy locked to the machine […] The post User-Centric Policy Management: Security That Follows the User appeared first on JumpCloud.
La vigencia de la formación y las altas de empleados mueven tu cumplimiento todo el año. Cómo un plan lo absorbe solo, sin que rehagas la planilla. La entrada Qué pasa con tu cumplimiento cuando la formación vence y entra gente nueva se publicó primero en SMARTFENSE.
The Precisely Women in Technology (PWIT) series celebrates the different journeys of women across our organization and the experiences that have helped them grow, lead, and support others. This month, we’re featuring Sreeja Krishnakumar, Senior Director, Information Risk & Compliance, who’s sharing insights that she’s learned over the last 20 years. Why did you choose […] The post Precisely Women in Technology: Meet Sreeja Krishnakumar appeared first on Precisely.
New IDC research shows how ResOps (resilience operations) can break down the barriers that complicate recovery.
Shadow AI agents let employees automate workflows without IT's knowledge. Learn how they differ from shadow SaaS and how security leaders can regain control.
See how a SQL injection bug led to full OS-level RCE, as attackers abused Oracle Java Source to deploy the khunt post-exploitation toolkit.
Network downtime costs enterprises millions every minute. Real-time data protects your bottom line before systems fail and customers notice.
Learn how the Shai-Hulud npm worm spreads and see how SonarQube detects malicious packages before they reach production and steal credentials.
Bishop Fox discovered a privilege escalation vulnerability in Python for Windows affecting versions 3.11.0a3 through 3.15.0b2. A low-privilege user can plant malicious files and wait for a privileged account to run the interpreter, inheriting that account's elevated access. Patches are available.
A recent analysis highlights SparkKitty, an emerging mobile malware strain designed to steal sensitive information from Android devices through stealthy, persistent access. Distributed through malicious apps and social-engineering tactics, the malware harvests credentials, personal data, and device information while minimizing signs of compromise. Its ability to blend into legitimate mobile activity makes detection more difficult and increases the risk of long-term data exposure. The campaign un
New integration brings Action1 update and vulnerability findings into Jira Cloud, helping IT teams reduce manual effort and track remediation progress more easily through existing workflows. The post Action1 Brings Autonomous Patch Management into Jira to Close the Gap Between Vulnerability Detection and Remediation first appeared on Action1.
The detection gap is not a data availability problem. It is a routing, normalization, and enrichment problem that the market priced as a volume problem. Here is the arithmetic, the mechanism, and the log-level detail. If you’ve been through a SIEM renewal recently, you’ve probably had some version of this conversation: we have detection gaps, […]
A phishing attack at Xsolis, a US healthcare vendor that many hospitals and insurers use to review whether care is covered, exposed the data of about 1.4 million people. Patients at Mayo Clinic, UW Medicine and VHC Health were among those affected, because one vendor held records from many providers at once.
Consolidating yesterday’s identity tools is a retention strategy for incumbents. Continuous, privacy-first assurance is a growth strategy for the future. There is a comfortable story going around the identity industry right now. It goes like this: the way to prepare for the next decade of digital trust is to gather up the authentication tools you… The post The identity layer isn’t being rebuilt. It’s being outgrown. appeared first on Ditto.
Most zero trust tools verify at the network gate, then trust everything inside. Here's which solutions protect your files after they move.
By the time you realize what’s missing, it’s already gone. That’s the brutal reality of data exfiltration, the unauthorized transfer of sensitive data from a system or network to an external destination. And it’s happening more often than you think. It’s now the leading form of insider threat in the U.S., accounting for 62% of […] The post Data Exfiltration Forensics: How to Trace Stolen Data first appeared on Teramind Blog | Data Security & Workforce Management.
Regulatory shifts mean personal liability for the C-suite. Learn how deepfakes are driving out-of-band security and how Doppel trains the inner circle.
The OpenAI Hugging Face and Anthropic incidents show why AI security guardrails need a serious rethink. Forescout weighs in on what to do. The post When a Frontier AI Model Breaks the Law, Who Is Accountable? appeared first on Forescout.
The OpenAI Hugging Face and Anthropic incidents show why AI security guardrails need a serious rethink. Forescout weighs in on what to do. The post When a Frontier AI Model Breaks the Law, Who Is Accountable? appeared first on Forescout.
Simeio Announces Strategic Partnership with Clutch to Deliver Non-Human Identity (NHI) and Agentic AI Security Solutions for Enterprises Combining Clutch’s purpose-built discovery and governance platform with Simeio’s global identity security services to close growing gaps for enterprises in NHI and agentic AI security ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Aug. 5, 2026 — Simeio, a global leader in Identity Security Services, today announced […] The post Simeio Announces Strategic Partnership with
Six months ago, "guardrails" were a checkbox on an AI governance slide. Today, for most engineering teams, they're an urgent, unplanned line item — and open-source guardrails have become the fastest way to get one in place.
After its village contest earned a coveted Black Badge last year, VanishID brings its custom pinball challenge back to the Las Vegas Convention Center. LAS VEGAS — August 5, 2026 — VanishID, the agentic AI-powered external identity protection company, will be on the floor at DEF CON 34, August 6–9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall, as a sponsor of the Pinball Hackers village and the builder of its signature pinball contest. This marks VanishID’s continued investment in one of th
Apple is changing how AI interacts with mobile apps. Siri AI can now discover application functionality, invoke actions and orchestrate workflows across apps. Here’s what that means for mobile application security and what AppSec teams should do before these capabilities reach production. Apple has done something most security teams haven’t fully clocked yet. With iOS […] The post What AppSec Teams Need to Know About App Intents, Siri AI and the New iOS 27 Attack Surface appear
Detection rules fail silently when parsers miss schema changes. Learn how autonomous classification keeps your fields where your detections expect them.
How delivery guarantees, flow control, and buffers behave in security data pipelines across UDP, TCP, HTTP, gRPC, OpenTelemetry Collector, Kafka, and AxoSyslog.
What the seven-platform SDPP comparisons miss: two criteria that change the answer for enterprise security teams evaluating pipelines in 2026-2027.
Phoenix Security releases Exploit Hunt at Black Hat USA 2026 — an AI red team that takes targets from a live threat model and reports a finding only after writing and validating a runnable proof-of-concept exploit. Available in Phoenix Purple now. The post Phoenix Security Launches the Exploit Hunt: A Threat-Model-Led AI Red Team That Attacks Your Code and Proves the Exploit appeared first on Phoenix Security.
Key Takeaway: The EU AI Act’s August 2, 2026 phase is narrower than most older guides claim. The Digital Omnibus moved high-risk obligations to December 2027 and August 2028, so what applies now is specific: Article 50 transparency duties for chatbots, deepfakes and AI-generated content, plus active enforcement of general-purpose AI rules with fines up … ... The post The EU AI Act Today: What Changed on August 2 (And What Didn’t) appeared first on Jetico.
Infostealer malware is one of today’s most dangerous digital threats because it does not need to “break” your computer to hurt you. It quietly grabs the information you already use every day, including saved passwords, browser cookies, autofill data, crypto wallet details, and login tokens. What is infostealer malware? Infostealer malware is malicious software designed […] The post Why infostealer malware is one of the fastest-growing cyber threats first appeared on Total Defense.
Just like a physical lock, a mistake when setting up a cloud service is usually hidden. You will typically only become aware of the mistake after a security incident. The provider is not responsible for the customer’s mistakes. This is called the ‘shared responsibility model.’ AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud all provide a secure operation, […] The post Why Cloud Misconfigurations Continue to Cause Data Breaches in 2026 appeared first on Kratikal Blogs.
Why more cybersecurity tools can make you less secure. Your next cybersecurity purchase could make your security operation harder to manage. That may sound counterintuitive. Surely more security technology means more security. In reality, many organisations already own an impressive collection of cybersecurity products covering endpoint protection, network monitoring, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, cloud security, […] The post Why more cybersecurity tools can make you less
Does your team run on Zoho’s call and meeting apps? That’s where decisions get made, plans come together, and work actually moves forward. But what’s actually captured after everyone hangs up? Somewhere between the call ending and everyone getting back to work, the things that were actually said start to blur. Who said they would handle...
Healthcare organizations continue to be among the most targeted industries by cybercriminals because they store highly valuable personal, financial, and medical information. The recent reports regarding the CareCloud data breach, which allegedly exposed patients’ health records, Social Security numbers, and credit card information, highlight why dark web surveillance has become an essential component of modern […]
The hierarchical cluster architecture was originally introduced to allow multiple ntopng instances to be organized in a parent/child topology. Child instances collected and analyzed local traffic, while parent instances aggregated information from multiple children to provide a centralized view of the network. At the time, this approach addressed a common requirement: monitoring geographically distributed sites […]
Polygraf AI runs its AI Behavioral Control Plane inside Intel® TDX Trust Domains, attested by Intel® Trust Authority - verifiable AI security, even air-gapped. The post Polygraf AI: On-Prem AI Security with Intel® TDX appeared first on Polygraf.
Picking an OpenZiti alternative depends on the layer you need to replace. Compare ZTNA and overlay networking, self-hosted identity providers, OAuth2 and OIDC token services, and reverse proxy login gateways, plus where Cerbos handles fine-grained authorization once identity and connectivity are already solved.
The post The Account Nobody Remembered: Residual Access, Offboarding Debt, and Why the Vault Isn’t the Fix appeared first on Unixi.
Major health care, energy and technology firms were hit by cyberattacks, with millions of individuals potentially facing exposure of sensitive data. The post The week in breach news appeared first on Kaseya.