Enterprise Security Tech

This guest article was contributed by Aviral Verma, Head of Research, Securin Ransomware remains one of the most dangerous cyber threats in 2026. Not because it’s new, but because it’s faster, more scalable and increasingly powered by AI. Attackers are using AI to automate malware, refine phishing and chain exploits with unprecedented efficiency, while defenders rely on it to improve detection and response. Securin’s latest Ransomware Index Report shows that in 2025, ransom

The recent incident involving Stryker highlights a critical shift in mobile security risk, where legitimate tools like remote wipe can be turned against organizations. We sat down with Hypori CFO Jerry Raphael to learn why the breach exposes deeper architectural flaws rather than just gaps in controls. The recent Stryker attack demonstrates the continuing challenges with mobile device security and remote wipe risk. Can you put those risk into greater context? Sure. I fly int

In a move that underscores the tension between national security and operational cybersecurity, the Federal Communications Commission has extended temporary waivers allowing certain foreign-made routers and drones already deployed in the United States to continue receiving critical software and firmware updates through January 1, 2029. The decision reverses an earlier trajectory that would have cut off updates by 2027 for devices placed on the agency’s “Covered List,” a desig

A fresh compromise of a widely used CI/CD security integration is raising new alarms about the persistence and sophistication of modern software supply chain attacks. SOC Radar researchers are warning that the threat actor known as TeamPCP has once again infiltrated infrastructure tied to Checkmarx, this time targeting its plugin for Jenkins. The incident centers on a backdoored release of the Checkmarx Jenkins plugin, a tool designed to embed application security testing dir

A new UK government study reveals a cybersecurity landscape that appears stable at first glance but is quietly becoming more complex and fragile beneath the surface. The latest findings from the UK Gov's Cyber Security Breaches Survey show that while the overall rate of reported cyber incidents has leveled off, structural weaknesses tied to third-party risk and rapid AI adoption are reshaping enterprise exposure. The report, commissioned by the Department for Science, Innovat

This guest article was contributed by Chuck Randolph, Chief Strategy Officer at 360 Privacy Enterprise security models have long assumed that attacks begin when an adversary starts collecting information about a target. That assumption made sense in an era when surveillance, casing, and reconnaissance were visible early indicators of hostile intent. Today, the earliest stages of many attacks occur long before any operational behavior is detectable. They begin when an individu