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The Ransomware That Beat EDR by Hiding in a Webcam
Endpoint protection only covers the devices that can run an agent. In a 2024 ransomware attack documented by the incident response firm S-RM, that gap […]
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Endpoint protection only covers the devices that can run an agent. In a 2024 ransomware attack documented by the incident response firm S-RM, that gap […]
Most segmentation programs stall before a single policy is enforced. When a segmentation project does move into the enforcement stage, a second constraint that rarely […]
For years, security professionals have repeated some version of the statement, “trust but verify.” Discussions of zero trust architectures (ZTA) began long before digital transformation. […]
Security leaders at large health systems tend to arrive at the same set of questions once connected medical devices become a program priority. They want […]
Mackay Sugar, Australia’s second-largest raw sugar producer, disclosed a cybersecurity incident on June 10, 2026 that disrupted operations across its Queensland milling facilities during the […]
A vendor connection scoped years ago, renewed without review, and monitored less closely than the perimeter exists on nearly every network. The Lumexa Imaging breach […]
Most teams that set out to segment a network do not stall for lack of effort. They stall because they treat every vulnerability as if […]
In the contemporary digital landscape, the traditional network perimeter has effectively dissolved. With the rise of hybrid cloud environments, remote workforces, and the proliferation of […]
Every IoT, OT, IoMT, and IT security team is sitting on a vulnerability queue that is too long to act on. The tools most teams […]
Most OT (Operational Technology) vulnerability programs do not fail because teams cannot find flaws. They fail because the list arrives faster than the maintenance windows […]
Network segmentation has a shelf life problem. Security teams spend weeks or months building segmentation policies: baselining network traffic, defining which devices belong in which […]
A hospital security team has two mandates that pull against each other. Protect thousands of connected devices from attackers, and never be the reason a […]