Enterprise Security Tech

Open source software powers nearly every modern application. From small startups to global enterprises, developers rely on open source libraries to build products faster and reduce development costs. But security researchers say that same ecosystem is now one of the largest and fastest growing sources of risk in the software supply chain. Industry data from Secure shows that more than 84 percent of codebases contain at least one open source vulnerability. On average, applica

Modern agriculture is rapidly transforming into a high-tech industry powered by automation, data analytics, and connected machinery. Autonomous tractors navigate fields using satellite positioning. Cloud platforms analyze soil and yield data in real time. Drones and sensors monitor crop health while AI systems help farmers optimize irrigation, fertilizer use, and harvest timing. But as farming becomes increasingly digital, cybersecurity experts at NCC Group warn that the glo

By any measure, the past few days have marked a dramatic military escalation across the Middle East. But according to multiple cybersecurity leaders, the digital phase of this conflict was already well underway long before the first drone crossed a border. Security researchers describe a coordinated surge in API probing, industrial control system targeting, and disruptive infrastructure attacks that suggest a hybrid campaign blending kinetic strikes with cyber operations desi

As the Internal Revenue Service moves to fully digital tax operations in 2026, cybersecurity experts warn that the modernization effort is colliding with a surge in AI-driven fraud. The result is a rapidly expanding attack surface for identity theft, refund fraud, and impersonation scams. In 2025, the IRS reported $10.59 billion in financial crime losses , with $4.5 billion tied directly to tax-related fraud. While the agency continues to strengthen its cybersecurity defenses

A ransomware attack on ApolloMD has exposed the personal and medical data of more than 626,000 individuals, according to a newly published federal disclosure, underscoring the persistent cybersecurity risks facing healthcare organizations and their third-party partners. The US Department of Health and Human Services breach portal now lists 626,540 individuals as affected by the May 2025 incident, which targeted the Atlanta-based physician and practice management services pr

The Everest ransomware crew is once again claiming a marquee victim, this time alleging it has siphoned a vast trove of customer data from Under Armour and leaked it onto a cybercrime forum. If verified, the incident would rank among the largest retail data exposures in recent memory and highlight how modern ransomware campaigns can linger long after an initial intrusion. The scale of the alleged breach comes from Have I Been Pwned , which says it ingested data tied to 72.7