Enterprise Security Tech

OPSWAT has taken a rugged cybersecurity device to the edge of space to make a point about the future of critical infrastructure protection: security tools may need to work in places where no one can reboot them, patch them, or connect them back to the cloud. The Tampa-based critical infrastructure cybersecurity company released video of its MetaDefender Kiosk Mini operating during a near-space validation mission, where the device was lifted by weather balloon to 104,883 feet.

A cybersecurity lawsuit in California is turning a false positive into a much bigger question for the security industry: what happens when AI-assisted threat intelligence flags a real company as suspicious, and the rest of the ecosystem treats that signal as fact? MeetingTV, a small webinar platform founded by entrepreneur Michael Robertson, has sued Koi Security and Palo Alto Networks after a December 2025 Koi report linked the company’s domain to infrastructure allegedly ti

Russian military-linked hackers are intensifying phishing campaigns against Signal and WhatsApp users, not by breaking encryption, but by convincing targets to hand over account recovery details that can unlock private messages and group chats. A new alert from the FBI and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warns that Russian intelligence services are posing as automated support bots for commercial messaging apps. The campaigns are aimed at high-value t

OpenAI is expanding access to an improved version of GPT-5.5-Cyber, giving trusted defenders a more powerful AI model for finding, validating, and helping patch software vulnerabilities. The release is part of OpenAI’s Daybreak initiative and comes as AI is rapidly changing vulnerability research. The company says GPT-5.5-Cyber can analyze large codebases, identify security issues, validate findings in controlled environments, and generate patches for human review. OpenAI is

Flare is pushing deeper into identity-first threat intelligence with a new set of platform expansions designed to help security teams investigate threats, validate exposed credentials, and turn intelligence into action from one place. The Montreal-based cyber threat intelligence company announced expanded capabilities for Flare CTI, along with a new Okta integration for its Identity Exposure Management offering. The updates reflect a broader shift in enterprise security: thre