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How to Prepare Your Organization for Nation-State Infiltration Attempts
Nation-state cyber activity is no longer limited to governments and defense contractors. This article examines how exposed financial services, healthcare, SaaS, and manufacturing firms really are in 2026, and how to prepare.
Cloud Payment Scam Floods Inboxes Worldwide
A large-scale phishing campaign is flooding inboxes worldwide with fake cloud storage and payment warnings, and reviewed samples show the scam intensifying with victims now receiving multiple variants per day.
Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ) – How to Assign Financial Risk for Better Prioritization and Reporting
Most prioritization methods rely on technical severity scores that don’t tell security teams which risks actually matter to the business. This article explains how Cyber Risk Quantification assigns financial value to risk for sharper prioritization and reporting.
Okta Warns of Vishing Kits Bypassing MFA in Active SSO Attacks
Okta is warning of a new class of phishing-as-a-service platforms built for voice-based social engineering, letting attackers steal SSO credentials by manipulating victims during live phone calls that bypass MFA.
How Security Leaders Can Cross-Align Teams Effectively
Security leaders rarely struggle to find risk, they struggle to get security, IT, engineering, and risk teams aligned around it. This article explains how to break down those silos and unify teams around real, actionable risk.
Hackers Actively Exploiting Critical Fortinet FortiSIEM Vulnerability
A critical Fortinet FortiSIEM vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-64155, is now being actively exploited using publicly available proof-of-concept code that lets unauthenticated attackers execute commands with root-level privileges.
How to Choose a “Mobilization First” Vulnerability Management Platform
Most organizations no longer struggle to find vulnerabilities, they struggle to mobilize remediation. This article explains what to look for in a vulnerability management platform built around getting fixes actually done, not just found.
VMware ESXi Zero-Days Likely Exploited More Than a Year Before Disclosure
New research from Huntress indicates VMware ESXi zero-days were actively exploited more than a year before Broadcom’s official advisory, pointing to a mature exploit chain already in use since early 2024.
How to Deploy AI Assistants Effectively in Cybersecurity Operations
AI assistants promise faster analysis and reduced alert fatigue, but many security teams find that simply adding AI to existing workflows doesn’t improve outcomes. This article covers which AI agents to deploy, where, and how to maximize their value.
Chinese State-Linked Threat Actors Rapidly Expand Exploitation of React2Shell RCE
Google’s Threat Intelligence Group has confirmed that additional Chinese and Iranian state-linked groups are now exploiting the maximum-severity React2Shell remote code execution flaw to gain rapid access to cloud infrastructure.
What is Attack Path Mapping & Analysis?
Attackers rarely reach their target in a straight line, instead chaining together misconfigurations, identity flaws, and overlooked trust relationships. This article explains how attack path mapping reveals those chains and drives real risk reduction.
North Korea Renting Engineers’ Identities to Breach Fortune 500 Companies
North Korea’s state-backed hackers have found a new way into Fortune 500 companies: recruiting real software developers to rent out their identities so DPRK operatives can land remote IT jobs under false pretenses.
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