Malik Haidar is a veteran cybersecurity expert who has spent years at the front lines of defense for multinational corporations, specializing in the intersection of threat intelligence and business-centric security strategy. His deep understanding of how state-sponsored actors manipulate everyday
The rapid migration from the automation-heavy focus of Industry 4.0 to the more holistic, human-centric values of Industry 5.0 has introduced a sophisticated set of challenges for global manufacturing networks. As industrial ecosystems evolve into hyper-connected environments where human operators
The time between the public disclosure of a software vulnerability and its active exploitation by malicious actors has become alarmingly short, transforming routine IT management into a high-stakes race against an ever-accelerating threat. The recent addition of five actively exploited
The digital environment has fundamentally transitioned from a state of intermittent crises to a pervasive condition of permanent instability, where the convergence of adaptive AI-driven threats, sprawling digital ecosystems, eroding trust, and relentless regulatory demands creates a new operational
The digital foundations supporting countless modern enterprises are showing signs of stress as a cluster of critical vulnerabilities has been uncovered in a widely used framework. The recent disclosure of six significant security flaws in the OpenClaw framework has sparked urgent discussions among
The alarming discovery that threat actors were actively exploiting critical Ivanti vulnerabilities for months before any public warning was issued serves as a stark illustration of a dangerous and escalating trend in cybersecurity. Zero-day exploits, which target unknown software flaws, represent a
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