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Cisco Secure Email Gateway zero-day confirmed: Experts advise immediate patching
Cisco has confirmed a vulnerability that could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to run arbitrary commands with root privileges on the operating system.
CISA issues guidance on how organisations can handle the “Patch Apocalypse”
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released two vital pieces of guidance for organisations facing the fallout from the so-called patch apocalypse.
When it comes to keeping up with AI-powered updates, we need to move from human speed to machine speed
AI has turned vulnerability discovery into a machine-speed arms race, says IT manager Michael Dear. Our human-speed patching model simply can't keep up
Check your kernel version now: 15-year-old security ghost in the Linux machine
You may not believe in ghosts, but you need to believe in GhostLock if you take your Linux system security seriously.
Neena Sharma, Head of Customer and Product Marketing at Filigran: “AI should make your analysts unstoppable, not replace them”
Filigran's Neena Sharma explains the exposure gap, AI's role in cybersecurity and why human judgement still matters.
How Datadog aims to unite your dataset silos
What do you do if your CEO and CTO are arguing over data? Call in Datadog. That's the message we heard from the company's Raphael Jaures at VivaTech, who started our discussion by explaining the root problem Datadog is trying to solve.
Dr Deepak Kumar, Founder and CEO, Adaptiva: “Even with partial automation, organizations are leaving too much on the table.”
Dr. Deepak Kumar, Founder and CEO, Adaptiva, explores the vital shift from visibility to autonomous remediation in modern cybersecurity.
How Hadrian’s Nova is making always-on offense a security baseline
Shift from annual tests to continuous agentic pentesting: Hadrian’s Nova establishes always-on offense security as a modern baseline
Verizon report says software vulnerabilities, not stolen credentials, are now biggest weak point
Verizon’s data breach report confirms what GitHub just found out the hard way: software vulnerabilities are now a bigger threat than stolen credentials
Ouroboros of cybersecurity is confirmed as the AI vulnerability disclosure cycle eats itself
The dramatic rise in the number of vulnerability disclosures may sound like a good thing, but the cyberattackers may be rubbing their hands in glee
CrowdStrike’s Claude Opus 4.7 push brings frontier AI into vulnerability management
CrowdStrike integrates Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 into its Falcon platform for faster, AI-powered vulnerability discovery and automated remediation.
Critical cPanel Zero-Day vulnerability confirmed — Update servers now
One of the most used web hosting control panels, cPanel, has confirmed a critical zero-day vulnerability that can enable an unauthenticated, remote attacker to gain admin access
Tenable Research discloses critical Remote Code Execution vulnerability in GitHub repository that could affect millions of devices
Tenable Research has disclosed a critical vulnerability that could affect laptops, PCs, printers, scanners and industrial tools
Splunk patches high-severity RCE in enterprise and cloud
Splunk has patched a high-severity remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability that should sit near the top of every security team’s maintenance queue.
The open-source AI problem isn’t what you think it is
Black Duck's 2026 Open Source Security and Risk Analysis report makes for worrying reading, explains security expert Davey Winder, and much of the blame is organisations' unquestioned reliance AI
Apple confirms “forever day” vulnerability hidden in iPhones since iOS 1
If you're an iPhone user then we suggest you update to iOS 26.3, thereby fixing a forever day vulnerability that's been there since the iPhone's launch in 2007
CISA issues actively exploited ASUS, Cisco and SonicWall vulnerabilities warning
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has just published a security alert impacting Asus, Cisco and SonicWall users. Here’s what you need to do.
GeminiJack zero-click vulnerability exposes dangerous underbelly of the AI revolution
Davey Winder explains what GeminiJack is, how it symbolises a new breed of attacks via AI and what organisations can do to protect themselves
Use ASUS routers or computers? Get these updates now as critical vulnerabilities confirmed
ASUS has urged users to apply security updates to its laptops, PCs and routers, as the hardware giant once again has to deal with multiple vulnerabilities in its products