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Quick Summary Building owners and systems integrators who want to know what is on their building automation networks usually have two choices. Free BACnet explorer tools are fast and inexpensive, but they see only one protocol at a single moment in time. Enterprise OT security platforms see much more, but they were designed for refineries, [...] The post The Missing Middle: Why Building OT Discovery Is Stuck Between Free Tools and Enterprise Platforms appeared first on Veridify Security.
With MCAPS Start for Partners FY27, Microsoft is making a decisive shift. AI is moving from the margins to the core of business operations, becoming a foundation for how organisations work, innovate and stay competitive.
July is the month in which Penta Security celebrates its founding anniversary. This year, Penta […] The post Penta Security’s 29th Anniversary: Building AI-Native Cybersecurity appeared first on Penta Security Inc..
Every successful bug bounty program eventually faces the same challenge - duplicate reports. The problem is that duplicate reports rarely look like duplicates.
Right now, could you name every device on your network and confirm none of them still uses the password it shipped with? That gap is where default passwords live, and it's why they remain one of the most dependable ways into a network.
When something goes wrong with a client relationship, the question compliance teams and regulators come back to is usually the same: where did the money come from? The post Show Me The Money: Getting Source Of Funds And Source Of Wealth Right appeared first on Credas.
An actively exploited SharePoint zero-day, Copilot command injection, and Entra SSRF top Microsoft's July 2026 advisory. Get the full breakdown The post Copilot RCE, Entra SSRF, and SharePoint Zero-Day: Critical Vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s July 2026 Advisory appeared first on Indusface.
What is cybersecurity for critical infrastructure? It is the discipline of protecting the systems that keep essential services running, including energy, water, manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, communications, and government services. In practice, cybersecurity for critical infrastructure means securing enterprise IT, OT systems, remote access, cloud services, industrial networks, and third-party connections without losing sight of availability, […]
Learn prompt sanitization, prompt injection prevention, LLM prompt security, AI prompt security, and prompt injection mitigation for enterprise AI. The post Prompt Sanitization: How to Protect Sensitive Data Before It Reaches an LLM appeared first on Protecto.
C1's shadow AI discovery helps security teams find unsanctioned AI tools, AI agents, MCP servers, and exposed credentials across cloud and endpoints, then assign ownership and govern them.
Organizations rely on PDF readers every day to process invoices, contracts, reports, and customer documentation. But when a trusted application contains a privilege escalation vulnerability, the consequences can extend far beyond a single compromised workstation. A successful attack can become the first step toward ransomware deployment, credential theft, lateral movement, and costly business disruption. 🚨 […]
No shopper ever chose a store because it passed its last PCI DSS audit. They choose you because the checkout is quick, the app remembers their details, and nothing about handing over a card makes them pause. That pause, or the absence of it, is where retail is won and lost. Underneath it sits something […]
Manufacturing environments are undergoing rapid transformation. Industry 4.0, smart factories, Industrial IoT (IIoT), and increased connectivity between IT and OT systems have redefined how production operations function. While these advancements improve efficiency, visibility, and scalability, they also introduce significant cybersecurity risks. In 2026, manufacturing companies are among the most targeted sectors for cyberattacks. Threat actors […]
  Quick question: the last time a Kyverno policy rejected a resource, did the error actually tell you why — or did you spend twenty minutes squinting at a pattern block trying to reverse-engineer your own rule? If you’ve been running Kyverno for a while,... The post Kyverno Policy: Migration to CEL Based Policies first appeared on Nirmata.
SPF record structure decisions determine whether your record hits the DNS lookup limit. Explore flattening, macros, and qualifier options that hold up at scale.
Joomla is an open-source content management system (CMS) that helps users efficiently build and manage websites and content. While its adoption rate is relatively low in Korea, it is widely used overseas on a variety of websites, including those of corporations, public institutions, and educational organizations. Joomla allows users to add functionality not only through its core features but also via various extensions such as components, modules, and plugins. While this extension structure offe
CVE-2026-33017 is a critical (CVSS 9.8) unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Langflow, an open-source framework for building LLM and RAG pipelines. The flaw exists in the POST /api/v1/build_public_tmp/{flow_id}/flow endpoint, which is designed to allow unauthenticated access for public flows but improperly accepts attacker-controlled data from the request body instead of using server-stored flow definitions. This data is used to construct a Custom Component—an extensible
CVE-2026-58602 is a Use-After-Free (UAF) vulnerability in the Windows Kernel-Mode Driver that allows a local attacker with low privileges to escalate to SYSTEM-level access on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025. The flaw stems from improper memory management in kernel-mode driver handling, where a previously freed memory object can be re-referenced via a dangling pointer, enabling arbitrary code execution in the kernel context. Microsoft addressed this vulnerability in the July 2026 Patch Tuesda
Security teams have spent decades treating malware delivery as a movement problem. An attacker places a malicious file on a server, transfers it across the network, and persuades a user or system to execute it. Defenders inspect the hosting domain, the download URL, the network payload, the file hash, the digital signature, and the executable […] The post The Malware Factory Has Moved Into the Browser appeared first on Lunar Cyber.
Selenium and Playwright selectors break the moment someone renames a CSS class. This video shows how Owl Browser's semantic matcher and visual Flow Designer let you fill forms, click buttons, and pull data from authenticated pages without writing a single line of automation code.
When process and governance teams work in isolation, they can't reliably show where data originates or whether it's trustworthy, and closing that gap pays off. reveals how your business actually operates; Collibra clarifies what your data means. Bring them together, and accountability becomes traceable all the way through, from a live business process down to the individual data asset behind it. What’s new: SAP Signavio Integration Collibra now offers a native integration that extracts…
The world changed. Our category had to follow. For two decades, the promise of enterprise data was intelligence. Build a clean warehouse. Connect it to a BI tool. Give analysts a dashboard. Let humans make the call. That model worked because humans were the last mile. When a metric was ambiguous, someone asked a question and got clarification. When two systems disagreed on what "Customer" meant, a data steward reconciled them. When a definition was missing, it got filled in over…
The insurance industry is built on data: every policy written, claim filed, and risk assessed depends on it. Yet for most Property and Casualty, Life and Annuity, and even Specialty lines carriers — the vast majority of their data remains effectively hidden from the people now asked to transform the business, and from the AI Agents expected to deliver historic leaps in processing speed and productivity gains. The hidden data is unstructured data or files, such as adjuster notes, broker…
Browser security means a lot of different things depending on who's talking. Here's your guide to the browser security market from a vendor perspective in 2026.
CatastropheBench evaluates frontier agents with tasks to find and develop a zero-day RCE exploit against the most important software on the internet. Today's models score zero.
The agents are playing Prison Break this week. We also have two very cool exploit chains and a question I keep coming back to: is AI going to make exploit chains more complex? 🤖 OpenAI and Hugging Face partner to address security incident during model evaluation 👍 1 Unless you live under a rock, you probably heard about this story already. This week, an OpenAI agent escaped its evaluation environment and compromised Hugging Face while trying to pass a benchmark. The strongest lesson is
Raw sensor data lacks context. See why semantic operational data, discovery and governance are the three capabilities that make industrial AI models reliable.
How Claude Code permissions and auto mode actually work: the five gates, the classifier's consent model, the rules no approval clears, and cross-session permission laundering.
Learn how Observability Pipelines normalizes your telemetry to Google SecOps UDM, enabling both consistent investigations across sources and precise upstream control over your SIEM ingest.
CVE-2026-64528 highlights a recent vulnerability in the Linux kernel that can disrupt server operations. System administrators and hosting providers must recognize its implications to proactively protect their infrastructures. This vulnerability centers around the tty serial s...
The recent discovery of the CVE-2026-64527 vulnerability has raised significant concerns among system administrators and hosting providers. This vulnerability affects the Linux kernel, specifically regarding the handling of VMBus packet sizes in the Hyper-V subsystem. This vul...
The recent discovery of CVE-2026-66011 highlights a memory leak vulnerability in ImageMagick versions prior to 7.1.2-27. Security professionals, including system administrators and hosting providers, must take this threat seriously as it can significantly impair server perform...
An OpenAI benchmark agent escaped its sandbox and breached Hugging Face, logging 17,000+ actions. What the evidence shows, what's unproven, and what to fix.
