Atomic Physics in Cybersecurity: What It Means for Data | QNu Labs
Atomic clocks, quantum gravimetry, and atom interferometry are entering defence and security infrastructure. Here is what security leaders must understand in 2026.
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Agentic AI and Quantum Security: The 2026 Convergence | QNu Labs | QNu Labs
Agentic AI cuts attack response time by 50%. Quantum computers break encryption. In 2026, both threats arrive together. Here is what every CISO needs to know.
Slow is a design principle, not a delay
Two things happened last week, one day apart, and almost nobody connected them. On 11 September, the EU Cyber Resilience Act’s vulnerability reporting obligations came into force. Companies covered by the regulation now have to report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours and provide a fuller notification within 72. On 12 September, Anthropic CEO Dario […] The post Slow is a design principle, not a delay appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog.
When the Attacker is an AI: Turning the Tables with Preemptive Security
The post When the Attacker is an AI: Turning the Tables with Preemptive Security appeared first on Acalvio.
AI runtime security: why model guardrails aren’t enough
The post AI runtime security: why model guardrails aren’t enough appeared first on Acalvio.
Meet Us at Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe 2026
We’re excited to be exhibiting at Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe 2026, taking place on 19–20 October 2026 at RAI Amsterdam. Visit us at Stand 100, where we’ll be showcasing IntSOC and our Network Detection and Response (NDR) capabilities for high-speed 400G and 800G networks. See how IntSOC provides the visibility and intelligence needed […]
Introducing Novee Exploitability Validation for External Reports: Clear Verdict, Clear Backlog
Traditional tooling tells you what might be wrong. Novee’s Exploitability Validation tells you what's actually exploitable, right now, and proves it. The post Introducing Novee Exploitability Validation for External Reports: Clear Verdict, Clear Backlog appeared first on Novee.
Agentic attacks: the case of independent guardrails in the operating environment of the agent
The post Agentic attacks: the case of independent guardrails in the operating environment of the agent appeared first on Acalvio.
How to Add a New Column on SQL: A Step-by-Step Guide
If you manage databases, sooner or later you’ll need to change the structure of an existing table. Maybe your application needs to track a customer’s phone number, a product’s discount price, or a timestamp for when a record was last updated. Instead of rebuilding the entire table from scratch, SQL gives you a simple, safe […]
Active Exploitation Attempts Target WSO2 API Manager JWT Bypass With Forged Admin Tokens
A critical security flaw in WSO2 API Manager has come under active exploitation in the wild, according to findings from watchTowr. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-5430 (CVSS score: 9.8/10.0), is a case of improper verification of a cryptographic signature that could result in account takeover. Hacktron Team has been credited with discovering and reporting the flaw. "JWT authentication
How Can Organisations Discover Unknown Suppliers?
Learn how external discovery finds unknown suppliers, shadow SaaS and lingering vendor connections that procurement and TPRM records can miss.
CrowdStrike Accelerates Real-Time Data Classification with On-Device AI
Dissidents et journalistes piégés par un faux Norton aux mains des Iraniens
Sous couvert d'un faux installateur Norton Antivirus ou de résultats d'IRM falsifiés, des pirates informatiques liés à l'État iranien traquent des dissidents, des activistes et des journalistes partout dans le monde. Le logiciel espion CHOSEN BRICK infecte alors leur ordinateur Windows, capture leur écran, enregistre leur microphone et vide leurs messageries Telegram et WhatsApp.
Attackers don’t wait for training cycles. Now you don’t have to either.
TL;DR: Zero-day response to new threats A new attack has successfully compromised a sister company, you – the security analyst – are in the hot seat to prepare the most at-risk employees at your company to respond to this attack if it were to hit you. You have 2 hours, all-hands on deck. Every security […] The post Attackers don’t wait for training cycles. Now you don’t have to either. appeared first on Fable Security.
DMARC & Cyber Insurance: 2026 Underwriting Trends
Cyber insurance has become a risk management standard for organisations, and insurers have grown increasingly sophisticated in assessing an organisation’s security posture.
Hunt Mode: Your Network's Adversary Might Be Poor Hygiene
Threat hunting isn't only for targeting adversaries. Learn how to use network telemetry (Zeek, Defender for Endpoint) to hunt cleartext credentials, Kerberos RC4, and forgotten devices.
Fork: A Threat Modeling Platform for Enterprise Risk
Most threat modeling platforms on the market today solve the same problem: they make it faster to generate findings. Fewer solve the problem that actually matters to an enterprise security... The post Fork: A Threat Modeling Platform for Enterprise Risk appeared first on VerSprite.
Chaotic Eclipse Returns With Another Microsoft Defender Exploit
In April, we covered an unusual string of Microsoft Defender disclosures from a security researcher known as Chaotic Eclipse, or Nightmare Eclipse. BlueHammer, RedSun, and UnDefend all found ways to turn trusted Windows security workflows into attack paths. Within weeks, all three techniques had been observed in real-world attacks, and BlueHammer was later linked to […]
Forensic Data Analytics: Defination, Challenges and Solution
Quick Answer: Forensic Data Analytics is a process of examining and connecting digital data for identification of patterns, anomalies, relationships, Read More... The post Forensic Data Analytics: Defination, Challenges and Solution appeared first on MailXaminer Official Blog.
The Hugging Face Wake-Up Call: What an Autonomous AI Attack Means for CISOs
The Hugging Face Wake-Up Call: What an Autonomous AI Attack Means for CISOs andrew.gertz@t… Wed, 09/16/2026 - 01:04 In July 2026, an OpenAI research model breached Hugging Face's production systems without human intervention. According to OpenAI's own account of the incident, an internal-only research system, which OpenAI calls Internal Model 1 (IM1), first found a way around its network restrictions in May, using an internal package manager as an improvised message board to coordinate with othe
Data-Layer Proxy vs Context-Aware Proxy: Which Do You Need?
An AI agent needs to read from your production database. Something has to stand between them. The market offers two architecturally distinct answers to that requirement, and the difference between a data-layer proxy and an context-aware proxy determines which failures you can actually prevent. Both deploy inline. Both enforce least privilege. Both are now marketed with the vocabulary of AI agent security. Underneath, one of them reads the contents of your queries and the other reads the identity
ClickFix: When criminals trick you into infecting yourself
The evolution of cybercriminal treachery in malware delivery.
Backend functions arrive in Cribl Apps
Cosmos Vulnerability Scanner
Scans Cosmos SDK blockchain modules and CosmWasm contracts for consensus-critical vulnerabilities — chain halts, fund loss, state divergence.
Constant-Time Testing
Measures timing side channels in cryptographic implementations by running them, using dudect for statistical analysis and Timecop over Valgrind for dynamic tracing.
Constant-Time Analysis
Detects timing side-channel vulnerabilities in cryptographic code.
Introducing automated license reclamation
Serval reclaims seats as they go unused, on a policy you set once.
PhantomRaven on npm: `transform-jsbi-to-bigint` and `sort-imports-es6-autofix` hid credential theft behind URL dependencies
A 15 September 2026 incident report tied real PhantomRaven compromises to two npm packages that looked like developer tooling, then pulled the actual stealer from attacker infrastructure through URL-based dependencies and a `preinstall` hook.
September CSPU: Patch Volume Drops Sharply, but Six Vulnerabilities Reach Maximum Severity
Key findings, Oracle CSPU September 2026 Highlights The September 2026 Critical Security Patch Update includes 673 new security patches across 17 product families. As in prior CSPUs, a single vulnerability can appear in more than one risk matrix when it affects several products. Highlights include: 673 new security patches, down from the record 943 in August and well above June’s 245. September is the second largest CSPU Oracle has issued, a decline of close to 29 percent from August, and the fi
Stop Targeted Ads: 5 Effective Strategies To Reduce Tracking
Learn how to stop targeted ads, reduce the online tracking surface, and limit the data advertisers use to build detailed profiles about you.
LLM Router Security: How a Routing Decision Leaked Production Credentials
A cost-saving router sent a credential request to the weaker model because of how it was phrased. The router, not the strongest model, is the security boundary.
The Real Cost of Threat Intelligence: Why Managed CTI Beats the DIY Approach
Open-source feeds look free, but analyst time is the real cost. See how managed CTI turns fragmented data into structured, contextual intelligence.
Zapier MCP Server: Setup, Capabilities & Enterprise Governance (2026)
Learn how the Zapier MCP Server works, including setup, capabilities, integrations, security, and enterprise governance considerations for 2026.
Slack MCP Server: Setup, Capabilities & Enterprise Governance (2026)
Learn how to set up the Slack MCP Server, explore its capabilities, and understand security, access controls, and enterprise governance considerations in 2026.
Salesforce MCP Server: Setup, Capabilities & Enterprise Governance (2026)
Learn how to set up the Salesforce MCP Server, explore its capabilities, and understand security, access controls, integrations, and enterprise governance in 2026.
Day 1 Wrap-Up from ALL IN 2026: Three Themes That Defined Montréal
Day 1 Wrap-Up from ALL IN 2026: Three Themes That Defined Montréal Day 1 at ALL IN 2026 made one point clear: enterprise AI has moved beyond experimentation, but production adoption still depends on control. Across countless conversations in Montréal, we heard the same questions in different forms. Is the data ready? Who owns the workflow? Where does the model run? What happens when an agent takes an action that nobody intended? Which person approves a high-risk operation? Can the organization p
3 Third-Party Cyber Incidents and What CISOs Should Learn | iCOUNTER
Veradigm, Trezor, and Thomson Reuters all disclosed third-party breaches in one week. The pattern, the silent window metric, and what CISOs should do.
The 7 Best AI Agent Frameworks: Features and Tradeoffs
Transform and route security logs to Microsoft Sentinel tables using Observability Pipelines
Learn how Observability Pipelines Packs map security logs to Microsoft Sentinel schemas and help control downstream ingest volume.
From alert to resolution: Manage incidents with Bits Chat in Slack
Use Bits Chat in Slack to investigate incidents, collaborate with responders, make code fixes, and capture follow-up work where your team communicates.