Enterprise Security Tech

Corporate boards are hearing from cybersecurity leaders on a predictable schedule, yet many may still lack a clear picture of the threats facing their businesses. New research from Pulse Security AI found that only 12.5 percent of chief information security officers are “very confident” their board understands the true state of the cybersecurity program after a presentation. The findings point to a deeper governance problem that cannot be solved by polishing slides or removin

Brinks Home is investigating a cybersecurity incident after an attacker accessed company systems and threatened to publish allegedly stolen information, raising new concerns about the security of customer data stored in cloud platforms. The residential security provider detected the intrusion on July 20 and launched its incident response process to contain the attack. Brinks Home said its alarm monitoring services and home security systems remained operational throughout the

The Pentagon has halted the next stage of its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification rollout, delaying a major expansion of independent cybersecurity audits for companies working across the defense supply chain. The Defense Department announced July 13 that it is suspending CMMC Phase 2, which had been scheduled to begin November 10, 2026. The phase would have significantly increased the number of contracts requiring assessments conducted by certified third-party organiza

This guest article was contributed by Devin Magure, Senior Manager, Product Marketing, Cycode A quick glance at the cybersecurity headlines suggests that the world continues to face a range of serious risks. High-profile breaches, attacks on financial institutions, cyber operations with geopolitical implications and newly discovered software vulnerabilities are all familiar themes for security leaders. Interestingly, these were also the kinds of stories making headlines in 20

Chainguard says its Athena coalition has processed more than 40,000 open source vulnerability findings in three weeks, highlighting how AI is changing the speed and scale of software security. Chainguard is expanding Athena, its industry coalition for coordinated open source software defense, as the cybersecurity world races to adapt to a new vulnerability landscape shaped by frontier AI models, automated exploit discovery, and increasingly compressed response windows. The Ki

Flare is pushing deeper into identity-first threat intelligence with a new set of platform expansions designed to help security teams investigate threats, validate exposed credentials, and turn intelligence into action from one place. The Montreal-based cyber threat intelligence company announced expanded capabilities for Flare CTI, along with a new Okta integration for its Identity Exposure Management offering. The updates reflect a broader shift in enterprise security: thre