Enterprise Security Tech

Radware is upping the ante in AI-powered cybersecurity. Less than a year after debuting AI SOC Xpert  for cloud DDoS protection, the company has rolled out a major expansion that brings its agentic AI capabilities deeper into the heart of the Security Operations Center (SOC). The updated platform, powered by Radware’s proprietary EPIC-AI™ , is designed to give analysts an intelligent assistant that can perform root-cause analysis, build incident timelines, and surface contex

Every October, organizations roll out familiar reminders for Cybersecurity Awareness Month: update your passwords, enable multi-factor authentication, and don’t click suspicious links. But as companies rush to embed generative AI across their workflows, those traditional talking points are starting to sound outdated. “Generative AI is everywhere—and most tools require access to your organization’s most confidential data,” said Khash Kiani , Head of Security, Trust, and IT at

Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are on the frontlines of a rapidly changing cyberwar—and according to a new report from Cork Protection , many are dangerously underprepared. In its SMB Cyber Defense 2026  report, Cork warns that the combination of AI-driven attacks and escalating financial fallout from breaches is pushing the traditional Managed Service Provider (MSP) model toward extinction. The report calls this transition the “Great Pivot”—a fundamental shift from IT

In the race to make computer chips smaller, faster, and more efficient, a shadowy adversary has quietly evolved alongside innovation: hardware trojans. These malicious design alterations—sometimes just a few lines of rogue logic—can cripple systems, siphon sensitive data, or sabotage national defense infrastructure. Once a chip is fabricated, these trojans are virtually impossible to remove. Now, researchers at the University of Missouri  ( MU College of Engineering ) have un

In a cybersecurity landscape increasingly defined by polymorphic and autonomous AI attacks, DeepTempo and Cribl are joining forces to give defenders a new kind of edge: behavioral detection at machine scale, paired with frictionless data control. The companies today announced an integration between DeepTempo’s Tempo  platform and Cribl’s Data Engine for IT and Security , a collaboration designed to close the widening gap between data visibility and threat detection. At the

The 2025 Global State of DevSecOps  report from Black Duck Software offers a sobering reality check for anyone betting that AI-driven...