Why Your Browser is the Most Dangerous App on Your Endpoints
The browser is the most used app in your workplace and one of the least governed. That imbalance has consequences worth taking seriously.
How Gunnebo Strengthened Its IT Security with Admin By Request
Gunnebo eliminated permanent admin rights across its global operations. A just-in-time model delivered real security gains without impacting productivity.
Cisco Firewall Zero-Day Exploited by Interlock Ransomware Weeks Before Patch
CVE-2026-20131 gave Interlock unauthenticated root access to Cisco FMC systems. The group had been exploiting it for 36 days before Cisco published a patch.
What Should Be in Your Incident Response Plan?
A solid incident response plan is built before you need it. Here's what yours should include, from CSIRT roles to communication templates and tabletop testing.
How to Secure OT/IT Convergence Without Slowing Down Production
Manufacturers struggle to secure OT without disrupting operations. Security controls that risk downtime face pushback from teams running production equipment.
Why Least Privilege Is Harder (And More Important) for MSPs
Third-party involvement in breaches doubled to 30% in 2025. MSPs are high-value targets where one compromised technician exposes all client environments.
OpenClaw Went from Viral AI Agent to Security Crisis in Just Three Weeks
Over 135,000 OpenClaw instances were publicly exposed with zero authentication. A supply chain attack planted 341 malicious skills in the ClawHub marketplace.
Compliant but Still Breached: Why Security Doesn’t Stop at the Audit
PCI compliance alone isn't a risk management strategy. Target's breach showed the gap between passing audits and maintaining effective security controls daily.
Remote Access Security Through a Zero Trust Lens
Zero Trust principles change how remote access works. MFA per session, approval workflows, and automatic termination reduce the impact of credential compromise.
France’s National Bank Account Database Breached: 1.2 Million Accounts Exposed
Stolen credentials gave hackers access to France's national bank account database, exposing 1.2 million accounts and enabling potential fraud.
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