Introduction The gateways to federal networks are increasingly becoming their weakest links, not due to sophisticated zero-day attacks, but because of technology left to age without support. These forgotten pieces of hardware and software, known as unsupported edge devices, represent a growing and
The recent discovery of a critical, actively exploited flaw buried deep within millions of enterprise communication systems has sent a stark reminder across the industry about the ever-present danger of unknown threats. These "zero-day" vulnerabilities represent a paramount challenge in
The seamless integration of advanced software and connectivity in modern vehicles has transformed them into sophisticated computers on wheels, yet this evolution carries a significant and often overlooked risk. Recent revelations from the annual Pwn2Own competition in Tokyo have cast a harsh light
As modern society becomes increasingly dependent on interconnected devices, the silent, invisible computers embedded within critical infrastructure—from power grids and medical devices to autonomous vehicles and industrial robotics—have emerged as a significant and often unprotected attack surface.
As a security specialist with deep expertise in endpoint security and cyber strategy, Rupert Marais has a unique vantage point on the evolving landscape of digital threats. We sat down with him to dissect a recent, sophisticated supply chain attack that shifts the focus from individual developers
The digital architecture that underpins modern society is not collapsing under the weight of sophisticated, unprecedented cyber weapons; rather, it is being systematically dismantled by the exploitation of small, often mundane security flaws. A critical paradox defines the current cybersecurity
