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From Log4Shell to PHP: Why Major...

When Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) emerged in December 2021, I was serving as the Security Director for a major insurance company. I remember the moment the severity of the vulnerability became clear. Java was deeply embedded across our infrastructure, from third-party packages, internal claims processing systems, and customer-facing portals. What followed was...
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22 Oct

Arancia and DarkSense Recognized in Gartner®...

In the September 2026 Gartner® research report SIEM Cost Reduction: Four Strategies for Balancing Visibility & Budget (Document...

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13 Oct

Supply Chain Compromise Is a Governance...

Third-party access is where many organizations discover that trust was granted years ago and never meaningfully revisited. The...

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30 Sep

Ransomware Recovery Is Where Assumptions Go...

Owning backups is not the same as being able to recover. Most organizations discover that distinction at the...

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17 Sep

Mass Exploitation Is What Happens When...

The cPanel campaign was not an edge case. It was a preview of how quickly exposed infrastructure becomes...

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03 Sep

Old Vulnerabilities Still Pay the Bills...

The industry likes novel exploits. Attackers like working ones. Every year, incident reports confirm that a substantial portion...

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20 Aug

In Healthcare, the Systems That Support...

The NKST Healthcare Security & Risk Summit 2026 did not treat cybersecurity as a technology problem. It treated...

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06 Aug

The Security Industry Is Now Part...

Security tooling sits close to identity, code, telemetry, and privileged operations. Attackers noticed. There is a particular kind...

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23 Jul

AI Has Moved the Bottleneck From...

Anthropic's Project Glasswing is an early signal of a bigger shift: AI is making vulnerability discovery faster than...

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09 Jul

AI Has Changed the Economics of...

The issue is not that every attacker became brilliant. The issue is that more attackers became fast enough....

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