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Trust rules how the world works. It’s the foundation of personal relationships, how we choose who to do business with, and how we grant people (and now non-human identities) access to critical systems and information. Despite how important it is, ... Read More
In July 2025, a widely exploited zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2025-53770 & 53771, named ToolShell, hit on-premises Microsoft SharePoint Server systems, triggering a large-scale compromise. The ToolShell exploit gave attackers unauthenticated remote code execution in on‑premises SharePoint by chaining a spoofed Referer ... Read More
Generative AI (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and GitHub Copilot have become integral to the workplace and are used by employees as productivity tools. Banning new tech doesn’t work; it drives adoption underground and fuels shadow IT. The genuine ... Read More
The security landscape is profoundly transforming as AI and cloud-native technologies reshape organizations’ operations. Today, infrastructure consists of identity-less components such as containers, serverless functions, and ephemeral compute instances that simply run without logging in as traditional users do. Alongside ... Read More
“A ransomware attack on the group’s IT systems had such a devastating impact that the group concluded it could not continue to trade,” – BBC KNP Logistics (formerly known as Knights of Old), one of the UK’s largest privately owned ... Read More
Even the DoD Knows the Perimeter is Dead “There is no such thing as a secure system.” —Lisa Porter, Former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering The U.S. Department of Defense openly admits it no longer trusts its ... Read More
“Global spending on information security and risk management is expected to grow 14.3% in 2025 to reach $212 billion.” Source: Gartner Press Release, August 28, 2024 Implementing strong network security is essential. But, necessary is also complex since deploying and ... Read More
As of 2025, more than 5 million unsecured Wi-Fi networks are active worldwide. Schools, hotels, small businesses, and even enterprise guest networks continue to rely on open or shared-password Wi-Fi. Organizations often assume their guest or open Wi‑Fi is fully ... Read More
Certificate pinning is widely used in networks to establish trust between client devices and servers. However, with enterprises shifting to dynamic BYOD and device trust policies, certificate pinning alone does not suffice to secure networks. Pinning merely validates the server, ... Read More
A traditional Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack primarily involves an attacker passively intercepting a communication channel to eavesdrop or steal static credentials, such as passwords. The Adversary-in-the-Middle (AITM) attack takes this a step further. Instead of just listening, the attacker actively sets ... Read More
Apple introduced Managed Device Attestation (MDA) to give organizations stronger assurance about the devices they authorize for access. Device Trust, which identifies devices managed by your organization and ensures they comply with security policies, is a foundational part of Zero ... Read More
As cyberattacks become more targeted and identity becomes the core of security strategy, IT administrators are rethinking how users authenticate to sensitive resources. Organizations widely adopt Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to mitigate the risks of compromised passwords; however, increasingly sophisticated phishing ... Read More