Manufacturing is officially in the crosshairs of cybercriminals. According to a recent article published by Manufacturing.net, two separate reports confirm that manufacturing has become the number...
On April Patch Tuesday, Microsoft disclosed a critical zero-day vulnerability—CVE-2024-26234—actively exploited in the wild. This high-severity flaw allowed attackers to bypass Windows Defender...
This April, Microsoft released patches for 147 security vulnerabilities in its monthly "Patch Tuesday" update—highlighting the growing cybersecurity challenges organizations face. As reported by The...
In a recent Forbes article, cybersecurity expert Zak Doffman issued a critical warning to Chrome users: attackers are exploiting browser vulnerabilities to breach systems, and a single setting toggle...
A newly discovered vulnerability in the WinRAR archiving tool has revealed yet another glaring weakness in the traditional cybersecurity approach of "Detect and Respond."
In yet another blow to critical infrastructure, the Port of Seattle has confirmed a ransomware breach that impacted the personal information of more than 90,000 individuals.
Why Detect and Respond is No Longer Enough
The cybersecurity arms race just escalated again—and this time, traditional endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions are falling behind.
A recently disclosed zero-day vulnerability affecting both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers is yet another wake-up call for businesses. As reported by PCMag, a high-severity flaw...
Another day, another zero-day—this time affecting two of the world’s most widely used web browsers: Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
