Enterprise Security Tech

In 2025, it’s no longer the laptops, servers, or even smartphones that worry CISOs the most—it’s everything else. According to new data from Forescout’s Device Cloud, 65% of the 10 million devices analyzed across 700 organizations were not  traditional IT assets. Instead, they belonged to the fast-expanding universe of routers, cameras, badge readers, point-of-sale systems, and even smart fish tanks—all quietly connecting to corporate networks without the same scrutiny or pr

Apple just dropped one of its largest security updates in years — and while the company insists no vulnerabilities are under active attack, the scale of the release tells a different story about the growing complexity of its ecosystem. Across its major platforms, Apple patched an eye-popping 105 vulnerabilities in macOS 26.1 , 56 in iOS and iPadOS 26.1 , 43 in visionOS , 32 in watchOS , and 21 in Safari , along with two in Xcode. The cumulative list reads like a blueprint of

The future of cybersecurity isn’t arriving gradually—it’s accelerating under the weight of AI. IDC’s newly released 2026 FutureScape: Worldwide Security and Trust  outlines how artificial intelligence, automation, and digital sovereignty will reshape every corner of the cyber landscape by the end of the decade. And if IDC’s analysts are right, the next three years will be far more transformative than most enterprises expect. AI Takes Over the SOC By 2028, IDC predicts that A

In the evolving theatre of cyber-conflict, large-scale breaches are no longer just the result of a single dramatic failure—now they are nearly always the result of many  smaller failures colliding. According to recent analysis by Panaseer —a specialist in continuous controls monitoring—the statistic that sets the alarm bells ringing is stark: 70 % of major breaches stem from “toxic combinations” of overlapping cybersecurity risks. Understanding the domino effect The term toxi

When high-profile campaigns by groups like LAPSUS$ and Scattered Spider make headlines, they often leave the strong impression of technical wizardry: zero-days, clever malware, intricate breaches. But according to research from Flashpoint , that narrative misses the more profound evolution underway. Gone are the days when data extortion simply meant bulk-stealing databases: the playbook has matured to target the single most vulnerable link in modern enterprise security— human

In what many in the cybersecurity world feared might happen, the global ransomware threat has begun to rev back into gear. According to research from NCC Group , after a sustained slide in attack volume, September saw a 28 % month-on-month increase in ransomware incidents—421 attacks globally, up sharply from lower levels in the preceding months. The Anatomy of the Surge While 421 attacks is still below half a thousand, the increase is significant primarily for what it signal