Security Bulletin

In today's cyber battlefield, resilience starts with readiness, and the cost of falling short increases by the day.

Intrusions involving open-source tools have been launched by the CL-CRI-1014 threat operation to infiltrate financial organizations across Africa over the past two years, Infosecurity Magazine reports.

Israel's cyber pros are having to put theory into practice, as a notorious nation-state APT sponsored by Iran targets them with spear-phishing attacks.

Flaws in Identity Services Engine (ISE) platform could allows remote code execution.

Organizations are moving away from the public cloud and embracing a more hybrid approach due to big changes over the past five years.

Two critical vulnerabilities affect common NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway configurations.

Though rudimentary and largely non-functional, the wryly named "Skynet" binary could be a harbinger of things to come on the malware front.

Rapid7 finds flaws in printers from Brother Industries, Fujifilm, Ricoh, Toshiba, and Konica Minolta.

As the definition of machine identities broadens, AI agents working on behalf of users and gaining access to various services blurs the lines of non-human identities even more.

A slew of vulnerabilities, including a critical CVSS 9.8 that enables an attacker to generate the default admin password, affect hundreds of printer, scanner, and label-maker models made by manufacturer Brother.

Dark Reading Confidential Episode 7: Cyber experts Tom Parker and Jake Williams offer their views on the practical impact of cuts to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

The following article summarizes a recent SC webcast discussion between Host Jackie McGuire and Daniel Daraban, Senior Director of Product Management at Bitdefender. They discussed a blueprint for building a security posture that aligns to the...