Enterprise Security Tech

A Security has released ARENA, an open source framework designed to measure what autonomous AI agents can accomplish during offensive cybersecurity operations. Available under the MIT license, ARENA combines a security capability framework, vulnerable application generator, and evaluation system. Its goal is to help organizations compare complete AI security platforms instead of relying on model rankings or vendor-reported results. The release follows Booz Allen’s Cyber Weapo

This guest article was contributed by Alastair Parr, CTO at Spur Organizations have made significant progress in strengthening authentication and securing workforce and customer access. Identity verification, multifactor authentication, device intelligence, behavioral analytics, fraud scoring, bot management, and conditional access policies have all made it harder for attackers to gain access using stolen credentials alone. Identity remains a valuable target, though, and atta

Manufacturers selling connected hardware and software in the European Union now face strict cybersecurity reporting deadlines under the EU Cyber Resilience Act. The requirements took effect on September 11, 2026, and apply to manufacturers of “products with digital elements” made available in the EU, including companies headquartered outside the bloc. Covered businesses must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents affecting their products throu

RunSafe Security is positioning itself at the center of an emerging cybersecurity category designed to protect the software already running inside weapons platforms, energy systems, industrial equipment, vehicles, and medical devices. The company calls the category Operational Software Assurance, or OSA. Unlike application security programs focused primarily on development and software supply chains, OSA addresses compiled software and firmware throughout their years-long ope

New recovery option lets employees bypass a damaged Windows installation and securely reconnect to business applications within minutes Citrix has introduced a dual-boot recovery capability designed to keep employees working when ransomware, faulty updates or operating system failures disable their Windows environments. Available in Citrix UniconOS Release 7 2607, the technology installs a hardened UniconOS environment in a separate partition on compatible Windows computers.

This guest article was contributed by Mike Collett, Executive Director, Business Development (DOJ), ITC Federal Today’s cyber threats develop faster than enterprise technology refresh cycles. New vulnerabilities can emerge overnight, and the longer it takes technology environments to adapt, the higher the operational risk. Technology investments that once remained effective for years can become operational liabilities if they are not designed to transform. And that’s a criti