Security Bulletin

Arctic Wolf plans to integrate Cylance's endpoint detection and response (EDR) technology into its extended detection and response (XDR) platform.

Cybercriminals exploit legacy tools, cloud complexities, and automated platforms to weaponize identity management systems, transforming trust into the ultimate vulnerability.

Artificial intelligence capabilities are coming to a desktop near you — with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Google Gemini with Project Jarvis, and Apple Intelligence all arriving (or having arrived). But what are the risks?

While low-code/no-code tools can speed up application development, sometimes it's worth taking a slower approach for a safer product.

Supply chain attack targeted pentesters and security researchers, as well as threat groups.

The sector must prioritize comprehensive data protection strategies to safeguard PII in an aggressive threat environment.

Such a new agreement, which does not cover critical and emerging tech development, "advances U.S. interests through newly established and strengthened provisions on transparency and data reciprocity," said the State Department.

We sat down with Mike (Mac) McNamara, Vice President and Head of Network Engineering for Boost Mobile, to discuss the company’s ambitious 5G network deployment—and Cisco’s pivotal role.

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Aside from making the cryptocurrency transaction within the month of the intrusion, Kadokawa also had its executives' email communications with BlackSuit regarding the receipt of the ransom shared by an anonymous source to Kyodo News.

Immediate efforts to investigate and contain the intrusion, which has not yet been claimed by any known threat actor, have been conducted by LKQ Corporation upon its discovery on Nov. 5, said the firm in a filing with the Securities and Exchange...

Infiltration of SRP Federal Credit Union's systems between Sep. 5 and Nov. 4 resulted in the compromise of individuals' names, birthdates, Social Security numbers, financial details, and driver's license numbers.