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A Palo Alto PAN-OS buffer overflow vulnerability (CVE-2026-0300) has been disclosed, affecting the User-ID Authentication Portal (also known as the Captive Portal) on PA-Series and VM-Series firewalls. The flaw allows an unauthenticated remote attacker to execute arbitrary code with root privileges via specially crafted packets sent to the User-ID Authentication Portal service. No patches are currently available, and…
A Palo Alto PAN-OS buffer overflow vulnerability (CVE-2026-0300) has been disclosed, affecting the User-ID Authentication Portal (also known as the Captive Portal) on PA-Series and VM-Series firewalls. The flaw allows an unauthenticated remote attacker to execute arbitrary code with root privileges via specially crafted packets sent to the User-ID Authentication Portal service. No patches are currently available, and […]
Mandatory e-invoicing is coming, and for most businesses the deadline is closer than it seems. Once the regulatory reality sets in, the natural next question is: which solution do I choose? And the honest answer is that not all solutions are equal, not in terms of regulatory coverage, not in terms of technical depth, and […] The post How to choose your e-invoicing solution: 5 essential criteria appeared first on Signaturit.
Imagine you’re standing in the grand foyer of a luxury hotel, staring at a pair of closed mahogany doors. Behind those doors is a gala-a complex, moving, breathing event. As an AppSec leader or developer, your job is to make sure that gala stays safe. But here’s the problem: most of your security tools are standing in the hallway with you. They’re guessing what’s happening inside based on the guest list or the noise coming through the door.
Abstract Jeff Bezos has repeatedly characterised artificial intelligence as "a horizontal enabling layer," drawing an explicit analogy to electricity. This framing maps precisely onto General Purpose Technology (GPT) theory, first formalised by Bresnahan and Trajtenberg (1995). However, applying the GPT framework to AI requires more than historical pattern-matching. AI differs structurally from prior GPTs in two critical respects: its software-native diffusion velocity, and the emergence of...
Drivesec opens 北京凱安信科技有限公司 in Beijing, expanding its global reach. Following the establishment of its legal entity in Hong Kong, this new office reinforces Drivesec’s commitment to building a strong and structured presence in the Asian market. This new office will enable Drivesec to further support local and international customers, delivering advanced cybersecurity testing solutions powered by the Weseth® platform, and reinforcing its role [...] The post Drivesec opens 北京凱安信科技有限公司 in Beijing, e
Three years ago, I started hearing the same question from security leaders: “Why are there critical attack paths running straight through our networks, when our vulnerability scans are clean?”
Swiss Post Cybersecurity is now an authorized implementation and hosting partner for SwissSign CLM. This means organizations can rely on Swiss Post Cybersecurity to deploy, integrate, and operate the solution within their environment or as a managed hosted service, backed by the expertise of security teams in Switzerland (Aarau and Morges) and Luxembourg.
On 17 April 2026, at the offices of Securemetric Technology (Malaysia), Verichains officially announced a strategic partnership agreement with SecureMetric — one of the leading distributors in the APAC region specialising in application security and digital identity authentication. Under the agreement, SecureMetric will become the authorised distribution partner for Verichains’ products and services across multiple […] The post Verichains — Strategic Partnership Announcement With Sec
Across Q1 2026, PIXM detected and analyzed over 75 distinct phishing campaigns. What stands out is not the volume — it is how rapidly the campaigns matured across the quarter. January’s attacks relied on credential harvesting forms and consumer brand impersonation. By March, the same threat surface featured 100+ phishing pages hosted on Microsoft’s own […] The post The Browser Under Siege: Q1 2026 Phishing Report appeared first on Pixm Anti-Phishing.
Security teams write natural-language "memories" to encode institutional knowledge into their Semgrep scans. We analyzed thousands of user-managed memories to understand what context teams are encoding, how they're using the feature, and where to start.
How Tracebit turns detection from an assumption into something you can actually prove. A practical mapping of security canaries across the six core functions of NIST CSF 2.0 - Detect, Respond, Govern, Identify, Protect, and Recover.
Forrester named the category in December 2025. Five months later it is the most contested layer in the enterprise AI stack. Here is what an Agent Control Plane actually is, what it must do, and where KonaSense fits.
In Part 1 we showed Claude Code stand up a Cloudflare quick tunnel in 37 seconds. The data sat on the laptop. A door opened to it. Part 2 is the inverse directi
Annual and quarterly pentests can't keep pace with AI-generated exploits. See how release-aligned AppSec validation closes the exposure window between releases.
Key Takeaways An SBOM is required, but not enough. FDA 524B requires proof of active software risk control, including vulnerability analysis, remediation decisions, and postmarket monitoring. Exploitability analysis is the differentiator. The FDA doesn’t expect zero vulnerabilities, but it does expect documentation of which ones matter and why. Submission gaps can lead to FDA Additional […] The post How RunSafe Supports FDA 524B Cybersecurity Submissions for Medical Devices appeared
By the Spyderbat Team | May 2026 Last week, millions of servers running cPanel and WebHost Manager (WHM) were exposed by one of the most severe vulnerabilities disclosed in recent memory. CVE-2026-41940, a CVSS 9.8 authentication bypass, enabled unauthenticated attackers to gain full root-level access to any affected server with a handful of crafted HTTP requests. No credentials, no malware dropped at the perimeter, no brute force. Just a logic flaw in how cPanel handled session initialization,
What makes a pen test report worth handing over to your auditor is the depth of the test underneath it.... The post Pen Test for Compliance: What NYDFS, SOC 2, and HIPAA Auditors Want to See appeared first on NopSec.
The CEOs of 15 leading cybersecurity vendors at RSAC 2026 said it directly. AI agents are entering production faster than the controls, accountability, and audit evidence required to govern them. Regulatory Change Management, run as a continuous workflow on AI Operators, is the discipline that closes the gap.
A guide for IT leaders at small and medium-sized businesses The CEO forwards you a news story about a ransomware attack that shut down a company similar to yours. Subject line: “Should we be worried?” You’re already managing infrastructure, fielding helpdesk tickets, and keeping aging hardware alive on a budget that hasn’t grown in two […] The post Cybersecurity for Small Businesses: Where to Start Without Overwhelming Your Team appeared first on Defendify.
Reading Time: 6 minsEmpower your school's cyber stack by securing 1:1 Chromebooks. Learn how network detection provides the visibility needed to stop threats early. The post How Chromebook Visibility Strengthens Your School’s Cyber Stack appeared first on Lumu Technologies.
This is a reference architecture for secure AI development: an LLM application talks to its existing SDK, which routes through an inline AI gateway (Vaikora), which forwards to one of 12 supported LLM providers, while audit and detection events flow into a SIEM and identity is centralized via SAML/SCIM. The post Secure AI Development: LLM Reference Architecture appeared first on Data443.
Riverbed has been named a Leader and Fast Mover in the Innovation / Platform Play quadrant of the 2026 GigaOm Radar for Network Observability. This placement validates Riverbed’s strategy of full-fidelity visibility, unified data, and AI-driven intelligence – an approach that aligns with how GigaOm defines modern network observability. The GigaOm Radar evaluates vendors based […]
ThreatBook is now the Agentic Security Company. That sentence will probably get reduced in some headline somewhere to "ThreatBook rebrands." The reason behind it is the part worth your three minutes.
The defender math broke a few years ago. Not because the threats got worse. They did, but that has been true every year since the first SOC was stood up. The equation broke because the cost structure on the defense side stopped scaling with the threat. Enterprises added tools. The tools generated more telemetry. The telemetry required more analysts. The analysts hit a ceiling. The attackers did not.
This blog was written by Flavio Critelli of the University of Perugia and co-founder of Italian Cyber Team. He is part of the Maltego Grants Program and works at the intersection of OSINT, threat intelligence, and investigative training for academic, law enforcement, and military audiences. There is no shortage of data in modern investigations. If anything, the challenge is the opposite. For those of us working in OSINT and cyber investigations, the real problem is fragmentation. Signals are sca
We’re proud to share that CSPi Technology Solutions has been named to CRN’s 2026 Tech Elite 250 list — for the sixth consecutive year. The Tech Elite 250 isn’t a popularity contest. It isn’t an award for marketing budget or brand visibility. It’s the list CRN reserves for the solution providers across North America that... The post Six Years on the List That Measures What Actually Matters appeared first on CSPi Technology Solutions.
The SECURE Data Act takes another swing at federal privacy preemption, but its narrow “sale” definition and pseudonymous data carve-out could shrink opt-out rights more than they expand them.
Growth today rarely happens in a straight line. New suppliers come onboard faster than expected. Regulations evolve. New markets introduce unfamiliar standards. And suddenly, a B2B integration landscape that once felt “good enough” starts to show its limits. For many …
