How Login Security Helps Businesses Combat Identity-Based Threats
Business email compromise is the leading driver of cyber claims. Login Security monitors suspicious login activity and kicks out attackers.
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CRA Phase I Webinar: Incident Reporting & Operational Readiness | ONEKEY
Learn how to prepare CRA reporting, escalation, and PIRT processes for operational compliance readiness. Register Now!
SonicWall SMA1000 Zero-Days Chain to Root. The Gateway Is Not the Data Boundary.
CISA added SonicWall SMA1000 CVE-2026-15409 and CVE-2026-15410 to KEV on July 14, 2026. Chained, an unauthenticated SSRF and a root code injection hand an attacker the remote-access gateway. Object-level enforcement is what still refuses the reach it grants.
Run Kimi K3 for Sovereign AI with Agent Router Enterprise | Tetrate
Kimi K3 is the largest open-weight model ever shipped. What it takes to serve it in your perimeter, and route it with Agent Router Enterprise.
The $3 Exploit: Quantro Security Report Reveals AI Has Collapsed the Economics of Vulnerability Exploitation
Autonomous AI agents turned disclosed CVEs into verified working exploits for a median of $2.83 and 11 minutes each — and the flaws they exploit most easily are the ones today's risk metrics tell defenders to ignore.
Introducing Vulnerability Research Labs (VRL)
Why we started VRL: to fight FUD with actual research and data, build in the open, and hand defenders practical tools. Independently verified in partnership with Loginsoft.
MQTT vs REST vs message queues: Which data architecture is best for industrial AI?
Industrial AI requires continuous, reliable data streams but not every integration approach was designed for that. Compare MQTT, REST integrations and traditional message queues to understand which architecture scales best for AI workloads.
Building a better way to compare secrets
Quickly compare secrets across projects and environments, identify drift at a glance, and update differences without switching between tabs.
Brainbase's Universal Harness API on Daytona
Devin Outposts on Daytona
What is wp2shell and what can it teach us about vulnerability management?
When wp2shell hit WordPress Core, no single check was enough. A look at how a WAF rule can make vulnerable servers appear patched, and why we shipped three checks instead of one.
Identity Security for AI
AI agents run 24/7 with the same infrastructure access as your engineers. See how Teleport secures AI with cryptographic identity, audit, and trusted runtimes.
The Island Secure DNS Resolver
Stop threats at the first DNS query, before a connection ever forms. Agentless coverage for managed, IoT/OT, and BYOD devices alike.
Teaching AI to Migrate 12,000+ Design Tokens to Dark Mode
How Island used AI to migrate 12,000+ design tokens to dark mode with 98.75% accuracy - plus the scoring matrix, UX process, and lint gate that made it stick.
Four ways AI has fundamentally changed the threat landscape in 2026
Sysdig TRT documents four ways agentic AI is reshaping the threat landscape — from autonomous attackers to AI infrastructure as prime target.
APAC's Cyber Threat Landscape: Inside the 2026 Mid-Year Data
ThreatBook Labs recorded 15,205 security incidents across Asia-Pacific between June 2025 and June 2026. Read one at a time, they look like an ordinary run of bad quarters. Read together, they show something an ordinary bad quarter never does: the region's risk did not spike, it shifted.
AIToolAdvi evaluates Attestiv DeepScan
AIToolAdvi evaluates two similar products with distinctly different use cases The post AIToolAdvi evaluates Attestiv DeepScan appeared first on Attestiv.
New CARO. So what?
CARO v1.3 is building on our existing partnership with the forward-thinking regulatory compliance experts from Legisym. From license checks to ATP credentials, Legisym is committed to enabling the highest level of compliance also within CARO.
Hacker Hour: The AI Threat Economy—Why Community Banks Are Facing Enterprise-Level Cyber Risks
Recorded on August 26, 2026 | 1 hour | Free Artificial intelligence has changed the economics of cybercrime. Attacks that once required hours of research, specialized expertise, and high-value targets can now be launched against small businesses, community bank customers, and local institutions at an unprecedented scale. Join banking CTO John Kowal as he explores how AI is fueling more convincing impersonation scams, accelerati
Hacker Hour: The AI Threat Economy—Why Community Banks Are Facing Enterprise-Level Cyber Risks
Recorded on August 26, 2026 | 1 hour | Free Artificial intelligence has changed the economics of cybercrime. Attacks that once required hours of research, specialized expertise, and high-value targets can now be launched against small businesses, community bank customers, and local institutions at an unprecedented scale. Join banking CTO John Kowal as he explores how AI is fueling more convincing impersonation scams, accelerati
Fraud Doesn’t Start With a Phishing Page Anymore
When people ask what I do, they usually assume I spend my days looking at phishing sites. They’re not wrong. My team investigates phishing campaigns, fake storefronts, impersonation attacks, and just about every way attackers try to trick customers into handing over credentials or payment information. But lately, we’ve found ourselves spending more time looking […] The post Fraud Doesn’t Start With a Phishing Page Anymore appeared first on Bolster AI.
Strengthening Our Commitment to Responsible Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence is becoming more powerful and more accessible than ever. As the industry evolves, so do the questions surrounding how intelligence should be collected, shared, and used responsibly. That’s why we’ve completed our annual update to Flare Policy on Ethical Use of Threat Intelligence. This policy describes the principles that guide how we collect, […] The post Strengthening Our Commitment to Responsible Threat Intelligence appeared first on Flare | Identity First Threat Int
Implementing Digital Executive Protection: Steps for Security Leaders
Defining the Scope Before the First Control Is Deployed Digital executive protection covers the personal attack surface of executives and their families, not the corporate perimeter, and conflating the two is the most common reason programs fail before they start. Security leaders who treat this as an extension of endpoint management or network monitoring deploy the wrong controls, measure the wrong outcomes, and create privacy liabilities they didn’t anticipate. The scope decision comes f
The Death of GRC and the Rise of GRR: May the Resilience Be With You
The Death of GRC and the Rise of GRR: May the Resilience Be With You July 20, 2026 | By J. Travis Howerton A long time ago, in a corporate galaxy not so far away, organizations realized they needed a way to manage regulations, mitigate risks, and satisfy auditors. Thus, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)... The post The Death of GRC and the Rise of GRR: May the Resilience Be With You appeared first on RegScale.
A Look Inside the Hugging Face Breach
Key takeaways On July 16, 2026, Hugging Face disclosed a security breach in which an autonomous AI attacker infiltrated its internal infrastructure. The attacker chained two remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in Hugging Face's dataset processing pipeline, leaked cloud and cluster credentials, moved laterally into internal clusters, and even generated decoy activity to slow investigators down. Hugging Face caught it with its own AI: an anomaly-detection pipeline that uses LLM-based triag
Why Bates numbering still matters in modern investigations and eDiscovery
Bates numbering helps legal and investigative teams organize, track, and cite evidence with confidence. See how Magnet Axiom Cyber supports defensible eDiscovery workflows with customizable Bates numbering during PDF exports. The post Why Bates numbering still matters in modern investigations and eDiscovery appeared first on Magnet Forensics.
One Control Plane for Enterprise AI: Noma Integrates with Claude’s Compliance API
Today, Noma is launching an integration with Claude’s Compliance API, extending our coverage of Claude Enterprise usage, including chats, files, and activity, into the same governance workflows that already cover other agent types like endpoint AI agents, SaaS agents, Homegrown AI, and AI components like MCP servers, skills, and tools. While Claude is widely used […] The post One Control Plane for Enterprise AI: Noma Integrates with Claude’s Compliance API appeared first on Nom
When AI Reviewers Cannot Agree
A controlled run shows what happens when multi-round AI code review never reaches a fixed point, and why "non-convergence" is a signal teams should treat as a stop condition.
What Is Ransomware Recovery Attestation? An Elastio Framework for Documenting a Clean Restore Point
A recovery attestation is dated, asset-level proof a recovery point passed content-integrity inspection and restore testing. See what it contains and why.
How Outdated Applications Cause Cybersecurity Incidents
Are You Struggling with Outdated Applications? Outdated applications are one of the most common and preventable causes of cybersecurity incidents, especially in MSP and IT environments where people are managing multiple systems and clients. How do outdated applications cause cybersecurity incidents? Outdated apps are where attackers get initial access. They exploit unpatched vulnerabilities or weak […] The post How Outdated Applications Cause Cybersecurity Incidents appeared first on Cyber
Why Continuous Compliance Monitoring Matters More Than Ever
Continuous compliance monitoring provides the ongoing visibility organizations need as AI-accelerated attacks shorten the time between vulnerability discovery and exploitation. Atomicorp’s Atomic OSSEC EDR delivers continuous compliance monitoring and benchmarking across IT and OT environments through agent-based or agentless deployment on modern, legacy, and unsupported operating systems. Built-in antivirus, endpoint firewall, file integrity monitoring, vulnerability […] The post Wh
The Hugging Face Incident Isn’t Just Another Breach
It Signals a Fundamental Shift in How Cybersecurity Will Work The recent Hugging Face security incident has sparked a wave of discussion. Much of it has focused on the vulnerability itself, the response, or whether this truly represents the first autonomous AI attack. The campaign reportedly executed “many thousands of individual actions across a swarm […] The post The Hugging Face Incident Isn’t Just Another Breach appeared first on Bricklayer AI.
Shush Inc. Welcomes Infobip as Global Demand Partner, Expanding Network Authentication Reach
The partnership brings Shush’s Sherlock platform to one of the world’s leading omnichannel communications providers, marking a landmark moment for carrier-grade identity and fraud prevention globally.
Exploitation in the Wild of wp2shell
Wiz Research has identified exploitation of "wp2shell", a critical pre-auth RCE vulnerability chain impacting WordPress Core (CVE-2026-63030 & CVE-2026-60137). Attackers are deploying persistent webshells on vulnerable servers. Organizations should prioritize patching or applying WAF mitigations.
1,000 Fixes a Month, and It Won’t Save You, The Only Winning Move Is Not to Be Reachable
Microsoft has released the largest Patch Tuesday in its history: fixes for 570 vulnerabilities, including three zero-days—two already exploited in attacks—and 141 remote code execution flaws. Microsoft may be the most dramatic example, but it is not the only one. Since Anthropic introduced Mythos Preview on April 7, 2026, Microsoft’s monthly Patch Tuesday count rose from 120 vulnerabilities in May to 200 in June and a record 570 in July—a 375% increase in two…
CVE-2026-63030 & CVE-2026-60137: WordPress Core Pre-Authentication RCE Overview & Takeaways
These vulnerabilities allow attackers to chain an unauthenticated WordPress REST API flaw with a SQL injection bug to fully take over sites running Core 6.9.0–6.9.4 or 7.0.0–7.0.1. The post CVE-2026-63030 & CVE-2026-60137: WordPress Core Pre-Authentication RCE Overview & Takeaways appeared first on NetSPI.
Email Security Needs Proof, Not Static Detection: Takeaways from SACR's Email Security Report
Varonis security brief Perimeter-based email defenses miss AI-generated attacks that carry no obvious malicious link or attachment. A new report from Software Analyst Cyber Research (SACR) says email security must shift from detecting bad messages to investigating how an attack unfolds. SACR highlights Varonis Interceptor as an example of this shift because it uses an AI Phishing Sandbox that follows an attack through to the credential-harvesting page a user would actually land on.
Rethinking S3 as a backup target: streaming qcow2 at near-wire speed
Engineering · Storage Systems Rethinking S3 as a backup target: streaming qcow2 at near-wire speed Instead of forcing S3 to behave like a filesystem, Trilio restructured the pipeline to emit a stream of object-shaped writes from the very first byte. The result is roughly 4× faster backups with no cache tier to babysit. source qcow2 […] The post Rethinking S3 as a backup target: streaming qcow2 at near-wire speed appeared first on Trilio.
Gartner’s Top Projects 2026
Gartner’s Top 8 Cybersecurity Projects for 2026 | ShelterZoom ShelterZoom Gartner’s Top 8 Cybersecurity Projects for 2026 ShelterZoom’s own mapping of where the platform meets each 2026 priority. ShelterZOOM AI Security Projects AI SecurityAnchors Develop a hybrid cybersecurity governance model for AI regulation. AI SecurityAnchors Collaborate with I&O to map the AI system and agent […] The post Gartner’s Top Projects 2026 appeared first on ShelterZoom.
5 Myths of Mythos on Networks, Demystified
Separating fact from fiction on Anthropic's Mythos AI model: what it can really do for vulnerability discovery, and what network teams actually need to know.