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Ask a SOC manager what keeps them up at night, and detection coverage is rarely the first answer. It is […] The post SOC Alert Fatigue: Why Agentic SOCs Are Replacing Playbooks appeared first on Network Intelligence.
This week, ASOS customers opened their phones to find a hostile push notification delivered through the retailer’s own app. The message claimed the company’s Snowflake environment had been compromised and directed ASOS to engage with the sender through Telegram. ASOS later confirmed to Sky News that an unauthorized customer notification had been sent and said it was investigating activity involving third-party platforms used to communicate with customers. The company also said basic personal inf
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SOC automation software uses correlation, machine learning and playbook-driven orchestration to triage alerts, enrich investigations and execute response actions with little or no manual effort. For MSSPs, the right platform is multi-tenant by design, automates the bulk of repetitive Tier-1 triage and enrichment, and replaces stitched-together SIEM + SOAR + UEBA stacks with one data The post The Complete Guide to SOC Automation for MSSPs appeared first on Seceon Inc.
Press Release 07 October 2026: IntaForensics, one of the UK’s established digital forensics and investigation specialists, is becoming DXR Forensics as part of the newly launched DXR Cyber. The change will bring the IntaForensics name under the DXR Cyber identity while retaining the specialist forensic capability, expertise and services that have been built by the business over many […] The post IntaForensics is becoming DXR Forensics as part of DXR Cyber appeared first on IntaForensics Lt
Last week, we wrote about a profound change happening in authentication. Personal AI agents such as Instinct, Meta Muse and Grok Bot increasingly need access to our digital identities to act on our behalf. Different platforms handle this differently: some store credentials, some isolate credentials from the model, and some allow a human to authenticate […]
An arbitrary file access flaw across Atlassian's Data Center products lets an unauthenticated attacker read configuration files, exposing whatever credentials those files happen to hold.
The Operational Technology Cybersecurity Coalition (OTCC) called on the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to issue... The post OT Cyber Coalition calls on CISA to issue binding directive establishing federal OT cybersecurity requirements appeared first on Industrial Cyber.
New research from Forescout Research – Vedere Labs has found significant post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness gaps across healthcare... The post Forescout finds healthcare lagging in post-quantum cryptography readiness as IoMT and OT devices fall behind IT appeared first on Industrial Cyber.
Horizon3 reverse engineered CVE-2026-102489 in Zammad, reproduced the unauthenticated WebSocket session leak, traced the vulnerable code path, and demonstrated how a leaked admin session can lead to remote code execution.
Actif en France depuis au moins juillet 2026, ZeroBytes est un groupe cybercriminel spécialisé dans le vol et la revente de données. Présent sur les réseaux sociaux, il cible des organisations publiques comme privées, sans distinction sectorielle particulière. Son mode opératoire repose notamment sur l’exploitation d’identifiants compromis et d’accès légitimes, permettant d'atteindre des données [...]
The same exposure does not always call for the same fix. Effective remediation means choosing the right control for each device population and applying it without putting production at risk. The post Beyond Patching: Rethinking How We Manage Exposure appeared first on Remedio.
Extending Citadel Radar from AI chatbots to AI agents, addressing agent-specific risks to support safe enterprise-wide adoption Citadel AI Inc. (CEO: Hironori Kobayashi) announces Citadel Radar for Agents, a new product that provides visibility into agents across multiple AI platforms and controls risks at runtime. Radar for Agents is available through an Early Access Program […]
In mid-2023, a vendor on an underground forum started selling access to a language model with the safety guardrails stripped out. The product was called WormGPT, and it was marketed to people running business email compromise and phishing campaigns. It had a monthly subscription price, a documentation page, and a regular update schedule. That listing […]
Bei der internationalen Übung REPMUS 2026 (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping using Maritime Uncrewed Systems) an der portugiesischen Küste war infodas gemeinsam mit der Bundeswehr und Industriepartnern in Tróia und Sesimbra im Einsatz. Vor Ort wirkten wir am Aufbau und Betrieb der IT-Infrastruktur für die deutsche Abordnung mit und erprobten unter realitätsnahen Bedingungen, wie sich unbemannte […]
At Black Hat USA 2026 and DEF CON 34, one theme was ever-present in both the briefings and the hallway conversations alike: autonomous AI threat actors are actively executing multi-stage attacks. Under permissive evaluation conditions, AI agents have already demonstrated the ability to escape sandbox constraints, establish covert communication channels across third-party tools, and systemically… Read More »What Recent Autonomous Hacking Incidents Mean for Web App and API Security
W dobie automatyzacji i treści generowanych przez sztuczną inteligencję, największą wartością w cyfrowym świecie pozostaje ludzkie doświadczenie, unikalna wiedza i inżynierska praktyka. W Perceptus od lat stawiamy na transparentność oraz bezpośrednią wiedzę płynącą od naszych ekspertów. Z tego podejścia narodził się nasz najnowszy projekt – podcast, w którym rozmawiamy o realnych wyzwaniach branży cyberbezpieczeństwa i... Artykuł Wystartował podcast o cyberbezpieczeństwie! pochodzi z serwisu Per
Durante años, la ciberseguridad ha partido de una premisa que parecía razonable: los atacantes necesitan tiempo. Tiempo para analizar una infraestructura. Tiempo para entender el código. Tiempo para identificar una vulnerabilidad, desarrollar un exploit y encadenar las distintas fases de un ataque. Sobre esta premisa se han construido buena parte de los procesos tradicionales de […] The post Ciberseguridad en la era de la IA: cómo responder a la explotación a velocidad de máquina appeared
A point-in-time audit tests a sample of evidence from one period, and its report is relied on until the next audit. This article explains the sampling window, drift between audits and aging evidence, and how continuous control testing replaces them. The post Why Point-in-Time Audits Miss Control Failures, and What Replaces Them first appeared on DigitalXForce.
Evidence collection gathers the artifacts that show what a control looked like, and control validation tests whether the control meets its expected state. This article explains the difference, why more evidence does not prove more, where AI fits, and how Continuous Control Assurance (CCA) uses both. The post Evidence Collection vs Control Validation first appeared on DigitalXForce.
The best practices for security awareness programs in 2026 are fundamentally different from the annual training presentations that many organisations are still using. This guide will help you to create, evaluate and improve your security awareness program, transforming knowledge into safe habits.
Modern national security and regulatory frameworks face a structural paradox: traditional cyber threat intelligence sharing is bottlenecked by data privacy laws, trade secrets, and sovereign boundaries, while advanced persistent threats (APTs) move across sectors in minutes. Federated deception solves this by shifting the defense paradigm from reactive log aggregation to distributed adversary entrapment. By deploying […] The post The Sovereign Decoy: How Federated Deception Is Reshaping Na
Public PoCs from Nightmare Eclipse highlight potential abuse of local privilege escalation. The post Hunt for CITRIX NetScaler Exploitation in Microsoft Sentinel | SecurityHQ appeared first on SecurityHQ.
C-SCRM (cyber supply chain risk management) explained: NIST definition, how it differs from SCRM, and how UpGuard Vendor Risk monitors supplier cyber risk.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, 7 October 2026 – Heimdal today officially launches the “Cyber in 60” weekly video series in which Adam Pilton, a former cybercrime detective and now Cybersecurity Advisor at Heimdal, breaks down one cybersecurity term or concept in under 60 seconds. This series solves an old tech to human translation problem. The people who […] The post Cybercrime Detective Explains Cybersecurity Jargon in 60-Second Videos for Cybersecurity Awareness Month appeared fi
Microsoft’s security portfolio is more integrated than ever, but each component serves a distinct purpose. The real challenge for organisations is knowing where Extended Detection and Response (XDR), Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), agentic security and software vulnerability discovery add value within their security strategy.
Introduction When an organization experiences a cyber incident, one of the first questions leadership asks is deceptively simple: What happened? The answer is rarely straightforward. Security teams must identify how the attacker entered, determine what affected systems, understand what actions occurred, assess whether sensitive information was accessed, and decide how to contain the threat without […]
The rise of AI has CISOs facing even more vulnerabilities than ever, resulting in increasingly difficult decisions around what fixes to prioritize. “When I was a CIO, the hardest part of my job was deciding what not to do,” Snehal Antani, CEO of pentesting platform Horizon3.ai, tells CSO. “And if I chose not to fix a vulnerability because I didn’t have the resources or I didn’t think it was important, and that’s how I got popped later, I was going to have a really bad day, right?” And the fear a
Offensive security teams are covering more dev teams every quarter without their own headcount growing to match. Their roles continue to be forced into project management and firefighting instead of finding the vulnerabilities that get them speaking spots at conferences.Our latest batch of features removes manual steps that eat
Most advice about CEO fraud assumes the attacker is guessing. Someone outside the building works out who signs off on payments, gets one detail wrong, and a trained employee catches it. That adversary is worth training for. The post CEO fraud prevention when the attacker already has your org chart appeared first on Bolster AI.
In this blog, we will discuss how application scope changes can affect a CERT-In security audit, when additional testing may be required, and how businesses can keep their audit scope and security records aligned with their current application environment. What Does an Application Scope Change Mean for a CERT-In Security Audit? An application scope change […]
Agentic AI changes how businesses must view cybersecurity because AI-powered systems are no longer limited to generating an answer. An AI agent can decide what to do next, call tools, access data, change system state, and continue acting until it believes a goal is complete. That level of autonomy creates risk wherever agents operate inside ... Read more The post What Is Agentic AI? Why Autonomous AI Demands a New Security Model appeared first on Rein Security.
What Is NERC and What Does It Stand For? NERC stands for the North American Electric Reliability Corporation. It is a not-for-profit international regulatory authority focused on the reliability and security of the North American bulk power system. In the United States, NERC operates as the Electric Reliability Organization under Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) oversight.