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AV-Comparatives named WithSecure ‘Certified Leader’ for Endpoint Prevention and Response (EPR), ‘Advanced+ Performance’ for Windows, ‘Advanced Real-World Protection’ for Windows, ‘Approved Mac Security’ for MacOS and ‘Approved Mobile Security’ for Android. The post Certified Leader in AV-Comparatives’ Endpoint Prevention and Response appeared first on WithSecure™.
GitLab has released security fixes for CVE-2026-85706, a critical path traversal vulnerability affecting both GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE) with a maximum CVSS score of 10.0. The flaw allows unauthorized access to server-side files, risking exposure of sensitive source code and development infrastructure. Following confirmation of its addition to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, organizations managing self-hosted GitLab instances are strongly urge
TL;DR Salesforce Headless 360 turns the whole platform into APIs, MCP tools, and CLI commands. Agents now do the work that logins, screens, and clicks used to gate. An agent is only as constrained as the user it runs under. Salesforce binds each to a named user’s permissions, so a broad user means broad agent […] The post Salesforce Headless 360: Secure Agentforce with Trust3 AI Agent DOS appeared first on Trust3 AI.
Most organizations measure AI security after something happens. A sensitive prompt triggers an alert. An employee pastes confidential data into an AI application. A copilot returns information someone … The post How to Measure and Reduce AI Data Exposure Across the Enterprise appeared first on BigID.
AI does not need to leak sensitive data to create a data-security problem. Sometimes the problem starts much earlier. A copilot can search files that an employee technically … The post What Is AI Data Exposure? appeared first on BigID.
AI is accelerating software creation and cyberattacks alike. Leaders must secure agents and code at inception, enforce controls at runtime, and validate defenses independently.
Selecting among named threat modeling methodologies is often framed as a matter of preference or familiarity. This paper argues the choice is better made along two dimensions that vary systematically... The post Choosing Advanced Threat Modeling Methods for Architecture appeared first on VerSprite.
Google is changing how people install apps on Android phones. The company now wants every app maker to prove who they really are. This new rule could touch anyone who downloads apps outside the Google Play Store. The plan is called Android developer verification. Google first revealed it earlier this year. The company has slowly […] The post Google Tightens Android Security with Mandatory Developer Verification from September 30 appeared first on PrivacySavvy.
Published: ET Edge CISO Forum / Link: https://reurl.cc/90WK8d / By Srinivas Shekar, Co-founder and CEO, Pantherun Technologies   India recorded 29,44,248 cybersecurity incidents in 2025, compared with 20,41,360 in 2024, according to CERT-In. The increase is significant at a time when the country’s critical infrastructure is becoming more connected. Railway networks, telecom systems, power infrastructure, industrial facilities, ports, [...] The post The New Cybersecurity Race: Defending Crit
Ken Russman, Director, Strategy and Risk “PQC is a business resilience issue, not just a technology upgrade.“ Key Takeaways You Do Not Need a Quantum Computer to Start Preparing  PQC is a business resilience issue, not just a technology upgrade. Organizations that begin planning now can better protect long-lived sensitive information, avoid costly disruption, and […] The post Why Post-Quantum Cryptography Should Matter to Every Organization appeared first on CISO Global.
HIPAA compliant IT support helps healthcare practices protect patient data, reduce downtime, and respond confidently when security risks arise daily. The post HIPAA Compliant IT Support That Protects Care appeared first on mPoweredIT.
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Learn what an SBOM is, its components, and benefits. Discover standards like SPDX & CycloneDX, best practices, and how SBOMs aid vulnerability management.
VAPT testing does not end when the security assessment report is delivered. The findings need to be reviewed, prioritized, fixed, and tested again to confirm that the security issues have been addressed. A clear remediation and retesting process helps organizations move from identifying vulnerabilities to verifying their closure. In this blog, we explain what happens after a […]
Before an MSSP onboards tenants onto an AI SOC platform, five things have to be true on its own side. Contracts, access, runbooks, authority and analyst capacity, tenant by tenant.
Most security leaders did not get a bigger budget, a bigger team, or new expertise when generative AI landed on their desks. They got a bigger job. Strip away the headline concern number in Proofpoint’s newly released 2026 Voice of the CISO report and what is left underneath is the real story: a resourcing gap Read more...
Yet another security vulnerability has been discovered in GitLab infrastructure, this one a perfect 10 in severity. CVE-2026-85706, the second flaw GitLab has disclosed in just a month, is a maximum-severity vulnerability that allows attackers to read arbitrary files in a single HTTP request. The path traversal flaw results from improper confinement and lack of authentication enforcement in GitLab’s repository commits API, the company reported. Threat actors could exploit it “under certain condi
Ask a Dutch healthcare CISO whether a vendor’s platform is secure, and most will nod politely and move on. Ask whether an independent auditor has verified that platform against the exact standard regulators use to judge the CISO’s own organization, and the conversation stops being polite. That is the question Kiteworks set out to answer Read more...
The boundaries of the vehicle are expanding as connected services, software-defined architectures, and AI-powered applications become more integrated into vehicles. This growing connectivity extends data exchange beyond the vehicle itself to cloud platforms (V2C), infrastructure (V2I), other vehicles (V2V), and connected devices. Among these connection points, EV charging infrastructure — particularly Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment […]
Protect retail email from AI-powered impersonation. Learn how Microsoft and Valimail secure both inbound threats and outbound domain spoofing. The post Microsoft + Valimail: Customer trust is the new security perimeter in retail first appeared on Valimail.
Unless you spent last week on an island with no signal, you couldn’t have missed the news. AI moves in a fast cycle now, with something new almost every week. Last week brought a cluster of news at once. Are We Really Entering the AI Doomsday Scenario? Five Things Enterprise Leaders Should Do Now is […] The post Are We Really Entering the AI Doomsday Scenario? Five Things Enterprise Leaders Should Do Now appeared first on Trust3 AI.
Seventeen public incidents of agents hacking real companies, and not one of them was an alignment failure at root. Every single one ran on authority nobody scoped. Here is what to change.
Six cyber agencies released 2026 guidance on outage communication. Learn the core principles and how BlackBerry Secure Communications helps you meet them.
Europe’s record-breaking summer heat reminded me the world is changing fast. A West Coast friend mentioned they now had four seasons: ‘Winter, Spring, Summer and Fire.’ For over a century, actuarial science has run on a simple assumption: yesterday's losses are the best guide to tomorrow's premiums. Trend tables, loss triangles, and smoothed historical curves have served insurers well in a world where floods, fires, and mortality rates changed slowly and predictably. Today’s world is less…
When it comes to building, deploying and running technology, data has always had gravity.We can observe this in the way workloads get pulled toward whatever platform holds the storage. Wherever the definitions, the lineage, and the policies accumulate, agents get pulled toward reasoning from that place. In other words, context drives the same pull as data, one layer up. Every enterprise deploying AI in 2026 is making a decision about where that gravity lands, whether it's making that…
Threat Landscape threat intelligence is now integrated with Ecliptica Replay, the local-first AI Detection and Response platform from Ecliptica Labs. Correlate live AI agent activity against infrastructure already known to be hostile.
Attackers taking notes, garbage hidden in JSON, sandbox escapes and Ruby back in the news for the wrong reasons. 🏭 Countering misuse of AI: September 2026 / Anthropic 👍 0 This is a big report, and I think it's worth taking the time to read it. We spend a lot of time discussing whether AI can find vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, the attackers described here are using it to do much more: understand applications, use stolen credentials, write tools, and steal data.One detail I found particular
What to Watch at ALL IN 2026: The Enterprise AI Questions Montréal Will Be Asking AI is moving from demonstration to operation. At ALL IN 2026, the important question is not whether models are becoming more capable. It is whether enterprises, public institutions, and infrastructure providers can deploy that capability with enough control to make it reliable, accountable, and economically useful. The program makes that question concrete through four talks: “The New AI Infrastructure Race: Energy,