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Lacework has launched Lacework Edge, a security service edge solution designed to enhance its cloud-native application protection platform, reports SDxCentral.

Change the economics of your network in your favor with a simplified architecture that converges services on a unified, automated infrastructure for maximum scalability and agility to support the… Read more on Cisco Blogs

No matter how reliable and performant your network is, it doesn’t matter if it’s not secure. To help make the world a safer place, we need to reimagine security.

Cisco ThousandEyes is ushering in the new era of Digital Experience Assurance (DXA) for Cisco Networking Cloud and beyond—an expansion of our product strategy and capabilities, powering a radical s… Read more on Cisco Blogs

Cisco Networking Cloud has made phenomenal progress toward continuous intelligence, predictive analytics, and automated remediation over the past 12 months. At Cisco Live 2024, we show how new additions help customers transform the world with AI-native operations, assurance, secure networking, and infrastructure for AI.

How do you effectively manage experiences if you no longer own all the infrastructure? The answer is at the heart of new operational innovations and infrastructure announced at Cisco Live 2024. They’re all part of the Cisco Networking Cloud platform.

Data breach notification service Have I Been Pwned has been updated to include 361 million email addresses from credentials exfiltrated in credential-stuffing attacks and password-stealing malware intrusions that have been leaked on Telegram channels used by cybercriminals, BleepingComputer reports.

CyberScoop reports that ransomware attacks became more prevalent last year following a slight decline in 2022, with data leak site posts increasing 75% year-over-year to their highest since being first monitored in 2020.

Millions of modems by U.S. broadband provider Cox could have been hacked through the exploitation of several authentication bypass vulnerabilities that could enable privilege escalation and data exfiltration activities, reports The Hacker News.

Microsoft has contradicted a Tenable report describing a high-severity vulnerability within Azure Service Tags that could be exploited to facilitate Azure service spoofing and firewall rule bypass, emphasizing service tags' purpose as routing mechanisms that should be used along with validation controls, according to BleepingComputer.