Threat Intelligence

The Patch Paradox: When "Fixed" Isn't Fully Secure The recent revelation that fully patched Fortinet firewalls are being actively exploited has sent a chill through the cybersecurity community. For countless organizations, these devices are the first line of defense, making their

A security patch, once applied, is often considered the final word on a vulnerability, but recent events demonstrate that this assumption can create a dangerous blind spot for network administrators. This article investigates a new wave of automated attacks targeting FortiGate firewalls, focusing

The stark reality for many UK executives is that a single, well-executed cyberattack could not only disrupt operations but completely dismantle the business they have built. While boardroom conversations now frequently include cybersecurity, a dangerous chasm is opening between acknowledging the

The rapidly escalating valuation of industrial cybersecurity firms underscores a critical shift in global risk assessment, as organizations now recognize that their operational technology environments represent one of the most significant and under-protected attack surfaces. In this high-stakes

The long-held theoretical fear of artificial intelligence being used to construct advanced cyberweapons has now become a concrete reality, as cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a highly sophisticated malware framework targeting Linux-based cloud servers that was predominantly built by an AI

The seemingly harmless coding challenge presented during a remote job interview has now become one of the most insidious vectors for state-sponsored espionage and financial theft, transforming the global developer community into an unwitting cyber battlefield. This shift marks a significant