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Executive Data Exposure Is Becoming a Physical Security Problem
Executive personal-data exposure can support impersonation, fraud, social engineering and physical threats, broadening the scope of enterprise protection.
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Fortinet Acquires Virtue AI to Expand Security for AI Agents
Fortinet is expanding its security stack deeper into artificial intelligence with the acquisition of Virtue AI, adding technology designed to continuously test and protect AI models, applications and autonomous agents. The deal brings Virtue AI’s runtime protection, automated AI validation and agent security technology into the Fortinet AI-Native Security Fabric. Financial terms were not disclosed.…
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CrowdStrike Expands AI Security to SMBs Through MSPs and Distributors
CrowdStrike is expanding Project QuiltWorks to small and midsize businesses, extending a cybersecurity framework built around frontier AI vulnerability discovery beyond large enterprises. The expansion brings Arrow Electronics, Ignition Technology, Nord Security, Pax8, TD SYNNEX, Westcon-Comstor and Zip Security into the initiative, using their distribution and managed service networks to reach SMB customers worldwide. It…
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AI-Generated Email Is Making Sender Identity More Important, Exclaimer Finds
Artificial intelligence can make almost anyone sound polished in an email. According to new research from Exclaimer, that convenience may also be creating a new problem for businesses: recipients are becoming less certain about who is actually behind the message. A nationally representative OnePoll survey of 1,000 U.S. adults commissioned by Exclaimer found that 65%…
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New NatJack Attack Exposes NAT Security Weaknesses
New security research from Synack is challenging a decades-old assumption behind network address translation, revealing an attack class capable of affecting independently developed NAT implementations across Windows, Linux and macOS. Synack Red Team researcher Malcolm Stagg presented the research at Black Hat USA 2026, describing the attack class as “NatJack.” Unlike many security vulnerabilities caused…
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Mitel MiCollab Security Flaw Allows Root Command Execution
A critical vulnerability discovered in Mitel MiCollab could allow an unauthenticated attacker to execute commands with root privileges, highlighting how seemingly trusted certificate data can become an unexpected attack vector. Synack Red Team researcher Mustafa Can Ipekci discovered the vulnerability while investigating what initially appeared to be a server-side request forgery issue in Mitel’s unified…
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Broadcom Strengthens VMware Private Cloud Security With vDefend Updates
Broadcom is expanding the security capabilities of VMware vDefend and Avi Load Balancer as enterprises look for more effective ways to protect increasingly distributed applications and infrastructure. The new capabilities are designed to strengthen multi-layer cyber defense while helping IT and security teams reduce operational complexity. Broadcom is positioning the updates around a growing enterprise…
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IBM and Red Hat Think Open Source Security Needs a New Playbook
IBM and Red Hat are offering Lightwell at no charge to eligible universities, NGOs and think tanks to help remediate open source vulnerabilities.
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CrowdStrike’s Latest Investment Targets One of Cybersecurity’s Biggest Blind Spots
Above Security received a CrowdStrike Falcon Fund investment and announced a Falcon platform integration for AI-native insider risk investigations.
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The Biggest AI Security Risk May Be Your Browser. Sentra Has a Solution
Sentra introduced Shadow AI DLP to help enterprises discover AI app use and prevent sensitive data from being shared with generative AI tools.