Application security teams from Fortune 500 companies are already using Noma's life cycle platform, which offers organizations data and AI supply chain security, AI security posture management, and AI threat detection and response.

Knee-jerk reactions to major vendor outages could do more harm than good.

On the heels of a Chinese APT eavesdropping on phone calls made by Trump and Harris campaign staffers, Beijing says foreign nations have mounted an extensive seafaring espionage effort.

A passkey is a security measure used to grant access to a protected system. This guide explains how it works, and provides more information on its uses and benefits.

In a rising trend called "quishing", scammers are using QR codes to direct users to malicious websites and carry out phishing attacks.

A report by the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security described China as the most sophisticated cyber threat to Canada, also identified India as an emerging threat

Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 has observed the first-ever collaboration between North Korean-backed Jumpy Pisces and Play ransomware

Emeraldwhale breach allowed access to over 10,000 repositories and resulted in the theft of more than 15,000 cloud service credentials

New phishing kit Xiu Gou, featuring a unique “doggo” mascot, targets users in US, UK, Spain, Australia and Japan with 2000+ scam websites

LightSpeed Cache and GutenKit WordPress plugins are under attack, and IoT and VNC attacks accelerate in Cyble’s latest sensor intelligence report.

The threat actors sway its victims by impersonating the legal teams of companies, well-known stores, and manufacturers.

The 2024 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study found that amid a tightening job market and dynamic cyber threat environment, ongoing staffing and skills shortages are putting organizations at serious risk. Can AI move the needle in defenders' favor?

Chinese APTs lurked in Canadian government networks for five years — and that's just one among a whole host of threats from Chinese bad actors.

Russian hackers, known as Midnight Blizzard, launch targeted spear-phishing on U.S. officials, exploiting RDP files to gain access to data.

Also known as APT29, Midnight Blizzard uses RDP configuration files to access Windows credentials, targeting government and defense organizations

The much-maligned snapshot feature has seen a number of revisions and delays as Microsoft rushes to patch over glaring security failings

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