Enterprise Security Tech

Zeroport Co-founder and CTO, Lavi Friedman (Left) and CEO and Co-Founder, Joseph Gertz (Right) For decades, remote access has carried an uncomfortable truth. The same IP-based plumbing that makes networks usable also makes them dangerously reachable. VPNs, bastion hosts, and layered gateways were supposed to manage that risk, yet breaches tied to exposed remote access infrastructure keep piling up, including incidents that have reached the highest levels of government. A new

Keeper Security has crossed one of the most demanding thresholds in federal cybersecurity, earning authorization to operate at the FedRAMP High level for its government cloud platform. The approval positions the company to secure some of the US government’s most sensitive unclassified systems, including those tied to law enforcement, emergency response, and critical infrastructure. FedRAMP High is not a routine certification. It applies to cloud systems where a breach could

In the sprawling world of cyber-physical systems—industrial controllers, medical devices, manufacturing lines, energy infrastructure—security teams have been fighting a quiet but brutal battle: no one can agree on what anything is actually called. A single controller might report three different names depending on the protocol you ask. Another might hide its product code entirely. Vendors publish advisories full of vague model families instead of specific variants. And CVE li

Zenity , a company known for building security and governance platforms for AI agents, is formally entering the public sector with new...

FireMon is expanding its reach into the AI infrastructure stack by adding native support for NVIDIA Cumulus in its flagship Policy...

Darktrace is betting that automation can finally close one of cloud security’s most painful gaps: forensic investigations. The UK-based...