Enterprise Security Tech

A sophisticated cybercrime campaign is reshaping how attackers exploit the modern software ecosystem, moving beyond isolated breaches into a model where compromise can spread autonomously across trusted development pipelines. BlueVoyant security researchers tracking an actor known as Replicating Marauder say the group has evolved its operations into a multi-phase supply chain campaign that leverages developer tools, package registries, and CI/CD workflows as both entry points

Cybersecurity teams are facing a sharper, more deceptive class of attacks as adversaries refine techniques designed to blend seamlessly into everyday enterprise activity. New research from Barracuda highlights how attackers are shifting away from noisy intrusion methods toward strategies that mimic legitimate behavior, exploit AI hype, and evade traditional detection altogether. One of the most concerning trends is the rise in successful account takeovers within cloud platfor

As enterprises race to operationalize artificial intelligence, a new security gap is emerging around autonomous AI agents that can act, decide, and interact with critical systems. Xage Security is positioning itself at the center of that shift with an expanded Zero Trust platform designed specifically to control and contain AI agents before they become a liability. Announced this week, the company’s latest update introduces what it calls a “jailbreak-proof” security layer for

As enterprises accelerate adoption of AI agents, a new identity problem is emerging that looks increasingly difficult to control. Machines are no longer just infrastructure. They are becoming autonomous actors that request access, execute tasks, and interact with sensitive systems in ways that traditional identity frameworks were never designed to handle. This week, Ping Identity announced a set of platform updates aimed at redefining how organizations manage identity in what

Enterprises are patching faster than ever, but new research shows that speed alone is not reducing risk. A 2026 report from Adaptiva, based on a survey of more than 200 IT and security professionals, finds that fragmented automation and workflow gaps are leaving organizations exposed as attackers accelerate with AI. “Piecemeal automation is creating a false sense of security for enterprises,” said Deepak Kumar, Founder and CEO of Adaptiva. “There’s a significant difference be