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Enterprises have spent years hardening the front door with methods such as SSO, MFA, passkeys, and Zero Trust. But every identity program still needs a recovery path. When a user loses a device or gets locked out, the organization has to decide whether to reset MFA, issue new credentials, or bind a new device. That [...]
Enterprises have spent years hardening the front door with methods such as SSO, MFA, passkeys, and Zero Trust. But every identity program still needs a recovery path. When a user loses a device or gets locked out, the organization has to decide whether to reset MFA, issue new credentials, or bind a new device. Interestingly, [...]
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The latest IoT, OT, CPS, and ICS cybersecurity news, vulnerabilities, and key takeaways for August 18, 2026. The post Daily OT Security News: August 18, 2026 appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
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At a glance: A recently disclosed data extortion campaign led to the publication of millions of records from multiple organizations, most likely obtained through misconfigured Microsoft Power Pages deployments. The activity appears to have relied on anonymous access permissions that exposed Microsoft Dataverse data through internet-facing portals, allowing attackers to enumerate and export records without exploiting a software vulnerability. Organizations using Power Pages are advised to re
Organizations are generating unprecedented amounts of digital data from endpoints, networks, cloud workloads, applications, identities, IoT devices, SaaS platforms, and operational technology. At the same time, cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated, using automation, credential theft, social engineering, malware, ransomware, living-off-the-land techniques, and increasingly AI-assisted attack methods. Traditional cybersecurity tools remain important, but security teams can The post AI Cy
Cloud identity has become one of the most valuable targets for attackers. A single compromised credential can provide access to enterprise directories, cloud resources, employee information, and privileged accounts without requiring attackers to exploit a vulnerability in the underlying cloud platform. According to Cybersecurity News, a sprawling Azure credential theft campaign is exposing millions of The post McDonald’s, Vodafone Hit by Azure Credential Theft Campaign Exposing Millions of Enter
At CybelAngel, we continuously monitor dozens of different sources for data leaks and exposed assets. In practice, we run hundreds of microservices in multiple Google Kubernetes clusters, and this comes at a cost. As such, we are constantly trying to optimize the balance between the resources we use (pod usage), the ones we request (pod […] The post Pitfalls of Horizontal and Vertical Scaling in Kubernetes Clusters appeared first on CybelAngel.
Somewhere in the last few months, the math of application security quietly broke. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview didn’t just analyze code, it found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD, a 16-year-old bug in FFmpeg, and a 17-year-old remote code execution flaw in FreeBSD, entirely on its own. Then it went further: it built working exploits for …
A perfect green dashboard should be reassuring. In cybersecurity, it may be the moment to start asking harder questions.
Open source vs paid Cerbos explained. The Apache 2.0 engine is complete and free, running over 2 billion checks a month. See what the commercial platform adds around it, policy distribution, compliance audit, and data enrichment, plus the roughly 19 engineer months it takes to build the equivalent yourself.
Daily OT Security News — August 18, 2026. This briefing highlights the most consequential recent reporting on operational technology, cyber-physical systems, and connected-device security. It distinguishes reported events from vendor and industry analysis where appropriate. Water-Sector Intrusion Highlights Internet-Exposed PLC Risk A recent Palo Alto Networks analysis reports that a coordinated intrusion locked operators out […] The post Daily OT Security News: August 18, 2026 appeared fi
A practical guide to understanding the dual role of AI in modern cyber-attacks and defence. AI is changing cyber security on both sides.  Attackers are using AI to move faster, scale their efforts and create more convincing attacks. But the same technology can also give security teams an advantage, helping them separate the signal from the noise, respond more quickly and […] The post The AI security paradox appeared first on CWSI.
In 2026, organizations face an increasingly complex threat landscape where siloed risk management approaches fail to address the interoperability demands of modern regulatory frameworks. Integrated Risk Management has emerged as the essential discipline for CISOs and compliance officers seeking to unify cybersecurity controls, audit processes, and business objectives under a single governance model. Continuum GRC […] The post 10 Integrated Risk Management Strategies with Continuum GRC in 2
Key Takeaways A semantic layer sits between raw data and the AI systems that query it, translating physical data structures into governed business definitions — so every tool, team, and agent draws from the same source of truth. Without a semantic layer, AI returns confident, well-structured answers that can look correct while relying on the […] The post Why AI Needs a Semantic Layer appeared first on Precisely.
Key Takeaways A semantic layer sits between raw data and the AI systems that query it, translating physical data structures into governed business definitions — so every tool, team, and agent draws from the same source of truth. Without a semantic layer, AI returns confident, well-structured answers that can look correct while relying on the […] The post Why AI Needs a Semantic Layer appeared first on Precisely.
GALWAY, Ireland — August 14, 2026 — Siren, the sovereign AI investigations company, today announced the appointment of cybercrime investigator Kenrick Bagnall and national security expert Andrew Borene to its Advisory Board. The two bring a combined six decades of experience in law enforcement, cybercrime, intelligence and national security  and both have been active in … Continue reading "Siren Adds Cybercrime and National Security Experts Kenrick Bagnall and Andrew Borene to Advisor
It starts the way most automation does: quietly, and completely within the rules — which is exactly why AI agent access control has to be watching from the very first login, not just the moment something looks wrong. An AI agent logs into the network. It authenticates against Entra ID, its Portnox agent checks in […] The post We Gave an AI Agent a Login and Watched It Go Rogue. Here’s What Happened Next. appeared first on Portnox.
Stay ahead with the latest 2026 SaaS statistics. Discover key trends, market growth, as well as SaaS management, AI, and security insights to inform your strategy.
Delivering Expanded Data Resilience Services with Arcserve MSPs are not waiting to expand data resilience services—they are already doing it. As ransomware risks increase and customer data footprints keep growing, many managed service providers are building on trusted Arcserve solutions to protect more workloads, strengthen recovery outcomes, as well as create new monthly service opportunities and new revenue streams.
GenAI arrived everywhere at once—and most organizations can't say what AI they run, what it touches, or prove it's under control. An AI risk management platform answers all three with discovery, monitoring, enforced policy, security testing, and auditable evidence.
What is Employee Monitoring? In broad terms, employee monitoring is watching the activity of an individual on the job. The post What is Employee Monitoring? Benefits, Types, Best Practices first appeared on Teramind Blog | Data Security & Workforce Management.
Most employee monitoring tools don’t cost what their pricing pages say they do. Between onboarding fees, custom integrations, setup and training, IT overhead, and legal reviews, the true cost can be much higher — and harder to quantify. These extra costs usually aren’t hidden on purpose. More often, they come from the real-world complexity of […] The post What is the True Cost of Employee Monitoring Software? first appeared on Teramind Blog | Data Security & Workforce Management.
Are you struggling to keep up with the lightning-fast adoption of AI and remote work? Traditional data protection tools have a massive blind spot: the endpoint, where rogue applications and Shadow AI operate completely out of sight. In this post, we break down the essential features of modern employee monitoring software. You’ll gain valuable insights […] The post 45+ Employee Monitoring Software Features and Benefits first appeared on Teramind Blog | Data Security & Workforce Manage
AI success in mobile networks depends on curated, context-rich data—not raw telemetry. By transforming packet data into actionable intelligence and leveraging MCP, service providers can scale accurate, reliable, AI-driven network operations.
Varonis Threat Labs uncovered another one-click vulnerability in Microsoft Copilot Personal dubbed CoSnitch (critical, CVE-2026-24301), which quietly executes an attack chain that exfiltrates data from enterprises without obvious red flags.
A recent analysis highlights GoldDigger, an Android malware family designed to steal financial information and facilitate fraudulent activity on compromised devices. The malware abuses accessibility services to monitor user activity, capture credentials, and interact with banking applications while operating with limited visibility to the victim. Its capabilities demonstrate how attackers are increasingly targeting the mobile device itself to bypass traditional authentication and fraud controls.
The 2026 U.S. water system cyberattacks exposed critical lessons about OT security, resilience, and the need to prove readiness before an attack.
A client is three weeks from cyber insurance renewal when the underwriter asks for proof that MFA covers every user, EDR is...
Routers sit at the edge of enterprise networks, controlling traffic between internal systems and the outside world. When attackers gain control of one, they can potentially manipulate network configurations, intercept traffic, and create a path toward other connected systems. A newly reported set of vulnerabilities affecting TP-Link Archer NX200, NX210, NX500, and NX600 routers creates The post TP-Link Archer NX Routers Exposed to Authentication Bypass and Command Injection Attacks appeared firs
Fewer than five open-source offensive security agents existed before GPT-4 shipped. By March 2026 Hadrian’s census counted roughly seventy. The good ones are not thin LLM wrappers. They drive nmap, Burp and sqlmap, read the output, reason about what it implies, and choose the next move. That is closer to how a tester works than… Read More »The Top Open-Source AI Pentesting Tools in 2026, and What Each One Leaves You to Build The post The Top Open-Source AI Pentesting Tools
You can’t patch everything. So what do you fix first? Findings in Q2 2026 have changed traditional answers.The latest Quarterly Threat Landscape Report from Rapid7 Labs shows vulnerability disclosures still surging while attackers use automation and AI-assisted tooling to compress the time between disclosure and exploitation. The gap that patch cycles were built to fill is closing. Speed and volume are overwhelming security teams that have relied on traditional patch cycles and reactive programs
Users of LiteLLM may have become targets of an attacker group. As early as March, it became known that the “TeamPCP” group had managed to obtain confidential information for various platforms, including Kubernetes secrets, SSH keys, repository credentials, cloud platforms such as AWS, as well as tokens for AI environments. Information on who was affected and what data the attackers were able to steal can be viewed in an online database.
One identity incident, five different stories. What gets lost when work moves between threat intelligence, hunting, detection engineering, investigation, and remediation, and why the unicorn analyst is a workaround for missing system state.
Lubadel brings more than 25 years of healthcare technology, product security and regulatory experience to support C2A Security’s strategy across medical devices and other cyber-physical industries JERUSALEM, Israel, August 18, 2026 – C2A Security, the context and AI-driven product security orchestration platform for software-defined products and cyber-physical systems, today announced that medical device cybersecurity leader […] The post C2A Security Appoints Medical Device Cybersecu
For many cloud service providers (CSPs), the new, modern FedRAMP can feel overwhelming. There are new certification classes, multiple certification paths, evolving terminology, and different routes depending on whether you’re pursuing civilian agencies or the Department of Defense (DoD). Add in the introduction of FedRAMP 20x and the 2026 Consolidated Rules, and it’s easy to focus on individual requirements without understanding how they fit into the bigger picture. […] The pos