DevSecOps

How Did a Phishing Attack Compromise 18 npm Packages?
Security Operations & Management How Did a Phishing Attack Compromise 18 npm Packages?

Imagine a single deceptive email slipping through the cracks, compromising 18 widely-used software packages and threatening billions of downloads, a scenario that became reality in a recent cybersecurity breach within the npm ecosystem, a cornerstone of modern software development. On September 8,

Microsoft Wins US Contract Despite Security Failures
Security Operations & Management Microsoft Wins US Contract Despite Security Failures

Today, we’re thrilled to sit down with Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist with deep expertise in endpoint and device security, cybersecurity strategies, and network management. With Microsoft recently securing a significant contract under the GSA’s OneGov initiative, sparking both

Microsoft Pushes Windows 11 25H2 Amid Slow Windows 10 Shift
Security Operations & Management Microsoft Pushes Windows 11 25H2 Amid Slow Windows 10 Shift

What happens when a tech giant like Microsoft rolls out a cutting-edge operating system, only to find millions of users stubbornly sticking to the old guard? As Windows 10 nears the end of free support for many versions, the anticipated mass migration to Windows 11 remains sluggish, even with the

Why Is Tesco Suing Broadcom Over VMware License Changes?
Security Operations & Management Why Is Tesco Suing Broadcom Over VMware License Changes?

Imagine a major retailer, responsible for feeding millions across the UK and Ireland, suddenly facing a tech crisis that could halt its operations. This is the reality for Tesco, embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle with Broadcom over VMware licensing changes. With a claim for at least $134

JSON File Leaks Expose Azure AD Credentials, Pose Risks
Security Operations & Management JSON File Leaks Expose Azure AD Credentials, Pose Risks

What happens when a seemingly harmless file becomes the skeleton key to an organization’s entire cloud infrastructure, exposing critical vulnerabilities in the process? In an era where digital assets are as valuable as physical ones, a single misstep in securing configuration files can unleash

First AI-Powered Ransomware Discovered, Not Yet Active
Security Operations & Management First AI-Powered Ransomware Discovered, Not Yet Active

What if the next cyberattack isn’t just a product of human ingenuity but a creation of artificial intelligence, capable of outsmarting even the most advanced defenses, leaving little room for reaction? Picture a malware that learns, adapts, and strikes with precision. This chilling possibility is

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