Alcatraz raises $50 million for AI-powered physical security
Alcatraz develops physical security systems utilizing AI-powered facial recognition to control access to critical infrastructure like data centers and airports.
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Zero trust everywhere: Redefining secure network access in a post-VPN world
ThreatLocker's reinvention of zero-trust network access shifts access control from credential verification to the endpoint itself.
ICE confirms use of Paragon spyware in drug trafficking cases
The acting head of ICE, Todd Lyons, approved the use of Paragon's spyware by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) to combat the exploitation of encrypted p...
ShinyHunters issues final warning to Cisco over alleged data theft
ShinyHunters alleges access to data from three breach paths: UNC6040, Salesforce Aura, and compromised AWS accounts, claiming over three million Salesforce r...
Progress ShareFile vulnerabilities allow unauthenticated file exfiltration
Researchers at watchTowr identified an authentication bypass (CVE-2026-2699) and a remote code execution flaw (CVE-2026-2701) within the Storage Zones Contro...
Now with AI, our web traffic will never be the same
The future of the web belongs to the companies that can manage AI traffic without killing growth.
Hims & Hers data breach exposes customer support data
The breach was a result of a social engineering attack, where hackers tricked employees into granting system access.
Highly evasive spear-phishing campaign targeting senior execs ‘neutralizes’ MFA
The campaign leverages a newly-discovered phishing kit called VENOM.
Actively exploited Chrome zero-day patched
Updates have been issued by Google to fix 21 vulnerabilities in its Chrome browser, including the actively exploited high-severity zero-day flaw, tracked as ...
Ransomware intrusion compromises North Dakota water treatment facility
North Dakota's Minot Water Treatment Plant, which serves roughly 80,000 people in Minot and surrounding communities, had its SCADA system impacted by a ranso...
Americans' passports purportedly stolen in hacktivist attack against Dubai airport
Suspected Iran-linked hacktivist operation Nasir Security, also known as Nasir Resistance, has commenced exposing data allegedly pilfered following a months-...
Third-party hack affirmed by Nissan after Everest ransomware assertions
Major Japanese multinational automaker Nissan has confirmed having its data compromised in a cyberattack against a third-party vendor earlier this year after...
Massive Cisco breach claimed by ShinyHunters
Cisco had over three million Salesforce records with personal information, AWS buckets, GitHub repositories, and other corporate information allegedly stolen...
Drift Protocol estimated to have lost $285M in crypto heist
Solana-based decentralized finance exchange Drift Protocol was assessed by PeckShield to have had up to $285 million stolen in an Apr. 1 crypto heist believe...
Global Microsoft device code phishing facilitated by novel EvilTokens kit
BleepingComputer reports that organizations around the world, particularly in the U.S.
New Chinese cyberespionage campaigns strike Europe
Chinese state-sponsored threat operation TA416 has reemerged from a two-year hiatus to compromise European governments in a series of cyberespionage campaign...
When detection isn't enough: The limits of EDR
Dependent on logs and telemetry, EDR may not provide enough data to thwart a real-time attack. Autonomous IT management can fill the gap.
Infoblox's Craig Sanderson breaks down the newly finalized NIST SP 800-81
Craig Sanderson dives into the newly finalized NIST SP 800-81 as it marks a pivotal shift in DNS security.
What Is A Router? (And all things AI) - PSW #920
Beyond the vault: Rethinking privileged access security
It's time to leave the credential vault and move on from privileged access management.