Enterprise Security Tech

Microsoft’s support for Windows 10 officially ended last week on October 14 , but for millions of systems worldwide, that deadline has come and gone with business still as usual — and that’s the problem. Nearly a decade after its 2015 debut, Windows 10 has finally entered the post-support void. Microsoft is no longer issuing free updates, security patches, or bug fixes, and that has left an estimated 5.25 percent of all workloads  still running the operating system exposed, a

The financial sector’s confidence game has a new player—and it’s not on Wall Street. It’s in the data center. According to new research from Omega Systems , cyber resilience has officially become the line between solvency and collapse for wealth managers, family offices, and investment firms navigating an era of nonstop digital assault. In The Survival Imperative: Cyber Resilience in Financial Services in 2025 , Omega paints a stark picture of an industry under siege. Nearly

By the time F5 Networks discovered that foreign hackers had been inside its systems for more than a year, the damage was already done. The attackers had stolen portions of the source code for BIG-IP , one of the world’s most widely deployed application delivery and security platforms—software that sits at the heart of countless enterprise and government networks. Now, investigators believe a Chinese espionage group , tracked as UNC5221 , is responsible. The malware used— Bric

In a move that underscores how identity has become the battlefield of enterprise security, Silverfort today rolled out two major modules for its identity protection stack: Access Intelligence  and Identity Graph & Inventory . Together, they bring deeper behavioral visibility, relational mapping, and context-driven control to a platform already tackling some of the hardest corners of identity risk. These additions strengthen Silverfort’s claim to a “complete” identity securit

A new coordinated malware campaign is exploiting the very tools developers trust most. Researchers have discovered that a threat actor known as TigerJack  has been planting malicious extensions across Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code Marketplace  and the OpenVSX registry , infecting thousands of machines and turning trusted developer plugins into vehicles for data theft, cryptomining, and long-term remote control. A Stealth Campaign Hidden in Plain Sight According to security f

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