Ignite a new era of data center agility with Cisco Nexus One Fabric solution—where open standards meet powerful innovation. See how you can simplify your network operations, boost security, and get ahead of the curve with the future of unified fabric technology.| Cisco Blogs
In a world where artificial intelligence and unmanned systems are key to readiness against China, the US should develop a domestic supply chain, writes Kevin Chen in this essay.| Breaking Defense
“We’re simply taking a customer’s existing aircraft and outfitting it for a different purpose … and then removing a variety of components, like the cockpit,” a Sikorsky official told reporters.| Breaking Defense
The Janus Program is a joint effort between the Army and the Department of Energy that aims to stand up commercial nuclear microreactors at domestic military bases over the next few years.| Breaking Defense
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems could ink a deal that includes up to 200 drone wingmen known as collaborative combat aircraft (CCA).| Breaking Defense
Armed conflict no longer unfolds solely on the battlefield. It is fought fiercely along digital frontlines—from disinformation campaigns that aim to erode public trust in leaders and institutions, exacerbate tensions among identity groups, and sometimes undermine peace to cyberattacks that disrupt or destroy critical systems. In Sudan’s civil war between the army and the paramilitary […] The post Adapting Peacemaking to Conflict in the Digital Age: Six Priorities for Mediation appeared ...| IPI Global Observatory
When a cyber incident strikes, it’s not just an IT problem — it’s a business-wide crisis. From operational downtime to data loss, legal exposure, and reputational damage, every hour counts. In this video, our cybersecurity consultant, David Chadwick, explains why incident response preparedness, such as planning and exercises are critical... The post Building incident response preparedness: How to test, train and validate your plan appeared first on Evalian®.| Evalian®
Cyber incidents are getting faster. Attacks are now measured in minutes and seconds, not hours and days. Recent data shows that once hackers get in, they can move through systems and spread to other parts of a network in less than 30 minutes. The only way to protect your organisation... The post How real-time threat detection works in a SOCaaS model appeared first on Evalian®.| Evalian®
Phishing is the most prevalent threat facing organisations today, and while prevention is essential, phishing threat hunting (proactive detection) is critical. For businesses that reported experiencing cybercrime in 2024, 90% of them reported phishing attacks as one of those crimes. Phishing emails have grown far more sophisticated. They’re no longer... The post Building effective threat hunting queries for phishing campaigns appeared first on Evalian®.| Evalian®
Secure your operations, systems, and skies The aviation and aerospace industries face some of the most complex cybersecurity challenges in the world. From interconnected ground systems and flight operations to cloud-based scheduling tools and onboard connectivity, your digital infrastructure is under constant pressure from both regulatory demands and cyber threats.... The post Guide to Penetration Testing for Aviation & Aerospace appeared first on Evalian®.| Evalian®
Learn how a Security Operations Centre (SOC) supports ISO 27001 maturity by turning logging and monitoring controls into measurable, real-time security.| Evalian®
In today’s digital era, students live much of their academic and social lives online, from submitting assignments on learning portals to managing social media, emails, and even digital wallets. As technology continues to shape education, password security has become a crucial aspect of online safety... The post The Importance of Password Security for Students in the Digital Age appeared first on Boston Institute of Analytics.| Boston Institute of Analytics
Samsung has been accused of shipping budget Galaxy A and M series smartphones with pre-installed spyware that users can’t easily remove. The software in question, AppCloud, developed by the mobile analytics firm IronSource, has been embedded in devices sold primarily in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Security researchers and privacy advocates warn […] The post Unremovable Spyware on Samsung Devices Comes Pre-installed on Galaxy Series Devices appeared first on Cyber Secur...| Cyber Security News
A threat actor known as “888” has purportedly dumped sensitive data stolen from electronics giant LG Electronics, raising alarms in the cybersecurity community. The breach, first spotlighted on November 16, 2025, allegedly includes source code repositories, configuration files, SQL databases, and, critically, hardcoded credentials and SMTP server details potentially exposing LG’s internal communications and development […] The post Hackers Allegedly Claim Leak of LG Source Code, SMTP,...| Cyber Security News
A critical vulnerability allowing attackers to inject malicious code into Cursor’s embedded browser through compromised MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. Unlike VS Code, Cursor lacks integrity verification on its proprietary features, making it a prime target for tampering. The attack begins when a user downloads and registers a malicious MCP server through Cursor’s configuration file. […] The post Hackers Use Rogue MCP Server to Inject Malicious Code and Control the Cursor’s Buil...| Cyber Security News
A new open-source tool called SilentButDeadly has emerged, designed to disrupt Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) software by severing their network communications. Developed by security researcher Ryan Framiñán, the tool leverages the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) to create temporary, bidirectional blocks on EDR cloud connectivity, isolating threats without terminating processes. His approach […] The post SilentButDeadly – Network Communication Blocker Tool Tha...| Cyber Security News
A serious security flaw in Cisco Catalyst Center Virtual Appliance has been discovered that allows attackers with low-level access to gain full administrator control over affected systems. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-20341, impacts virtual appliances running on VMware ESXi and carries a high severity rating with a CVSS score of 8.8. This flaw poses a […] The post Cisco Catalyst Center Vulnerability Let Attackers Escalate Priveleges appeared first on Cyber Security News.| Cyber Security News
A proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit tool for CVE-2025-64446 has been publicly released on GitHub. This vulnerability, affecting FortiWeb devices from Fortinet, involves a critical path traversal flaw that has already been observed in real-world attacks, allowing unauthorized access to sensitive CGI endpoints. Security researchers warn that the tool’s availability could accelerate exploitation attempts against unpatched systems […] The post PoC Exploit Tool Released for FortiWeb WAF Vulnerabi...| Cyber Security News
A severe remote code execution (RCE) flaw has been uncovered in pgAdmin4, the popular open-source interface for PostgreSQL databases. Dubbed CVE-2025-12762, the vulnerability affects versions up to 9.9 and could allow attackers to run arbitrary commands on the hosting server, potentially compromising entire database infrastructures. The issue stems from improper handling of code injection during […] The post Critical pgAdmin4 Vulnerability Lets Attackers Execute Remote Code on Servers appea...| Cyber Security News
RONINGLOADER spreads via fake installers, bypasses antivirus, and delivers a modified gh0st RAT, disabling Windows Defender.| Cyber Security News
Read about Security Posture Management for Microsoft 365 and how you can use it to take pro-active steps to protect your business from cyber attacks.| M247
Attackers are using fake invoice emails to spread XWorm, a remote-access trojan that quietly steals login credentials, passwords, and sensitive files from infected computers. When a user opens the attached Visual Basic Script file, the malware begins working silently in the background without any visible warnings or alerts. This makes it extremely dangerous because victims […] The post Hackers are Weaponizing Invoices to Deliver XWorm That Steals Login Credentials appeared first on Cyber Se...| Cyber Security News
The fake npm package “@acitons/artifact” mimicked GitHub’s real one, hitting 206k downloads and stealing build tokens.| Cyber Security News
The notorious Cl0p ransomware group has claimed responsibility for breaching the UK's National Health Service (NHS), spotlighting vulnerabilities in Oracle's E-Business Suite (EBS).| Cyber Security News
Cybercriminals have launched a sophisticated phishing campaign that exploits trust in internal security systems by spoofing email delivery notifications to appear as legitimate spam-filter alerts within organizations. These deceptive emails are designed to steal login credentials that could compromise email accounts, cloud storage, and other sensitive systems. The attack begins with an email claiming […] The post Phishing Emails Alert: How Spam Filters Can Steal Your Email Logins in an ...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
On Friday, November 7th, Veracode Threat Research discovered a dangerous typosquatting campaign targeting developers using GitHub Actions. The malicious npm package “@acitons/artifact” had accumulated over 206,000 downloads before being removed, posing a significant threat to GitHub-owned repositories and potentially compromising sensitive authentication tokens. The malicious package mimicked the legitimate “@actions/artifact” npm package, which is part […] The post Malicious npm Pa...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
The SmartApeSG campaign, also known as ZPHP and HANEYMANEY, continues to evolve its infection tactics, pivoting to ClickFix-style attack vectors. Security researchers have documented the campaign’s latest methodology, which uses deceptive fake CAPTCHA pages to trick users into executing malicious commands that ultimately deploy NetSupport RAT a Remote Access Trojan capable of giving attackers complete […] The post SmartApeSG Uses ClickFix to Deploy NetSupport RAT appeared first on GBHacke...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
A sophisticated campaign attributed to North Korean-aligned threat actors is weaponizing legitimate JSON storage services as an effective vector for deploying advanced malware to software developers worldwide. The “Contagious Interview” operation demonstrates how threat actors continue to innovate in their abuse of trusted infrastructure to evade security controls and establish persistent system access. The Contagious […] The post Threat Actors Use JSON Storage for Hosting and Deliverin...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
Security researcher Paul McCarty has uncovered a massive coordinated spam campaign targeting the npm ecosystem. The IndonesianFoods worm, comprising over 43,000 malicious packages published across at least 11 user accounts, remained active in the registry for nearly two years before detection. The campaign derives its distinctive name from its unique package naming scheme. The embedded […] The post Hackers Infiltrate npm Registry with 43,000 Spam Packages, Linger for Nearly Two Years appear...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
Security researchers have successfully extracted the system prompt from OpenAI’s Sora 2 video generation model by exploiting cross-modal vulnerabilities, with audio transcription proving to be the most effective extraction method. Sora 2, OpenAI’s state-of-the-art multimodal model for generating short video content, was thought to keep its system prompt secure. However, researchers discovered that by chaining […] The post OpenAI Sora 2 Vulnerability Allows Exposure of Hidden System Prom...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent warning about the active exploitation of a new zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. This security flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-62215, affects the Windows Kernel and could allow attackers to escalate their privileges if successfully exploited. Overview of the Vulnerability CVE-2025-62215 is a race condition vulnerability […] The post CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Windows Kernel 0-Day Enabling Privile...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
Between November 10 and 14, 2025, law enforcement agencies executed one of the most significant coordinated operations against cybercriminals in recent history. Operation Endgame, coordinated from Europol’s headquarters in The Hague, successfully dismantled three major threats to global cybersecurity: the infamous Rhadamanthys infostealer, the VenomRAT remote access trojan, and the Elysium botnet. This remarkable international […] The post Operation Endgame: Authorities Takedown 1,025 Ser...| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
Elastic has released a security advisory addressing an origin validation error in Kibana that could expose systems to SSRF attacks.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
International Security Expo (ISE) 2025 took place 30 September – 1 October, with this year’s event proving to be one of the most successful editions of the event to date. From 30 September – 1 October, 9,952 visitors came through the doors of Olympia London to meet with 300+ global security brands spread across the […]| International Security Journal
DNA is the molecule of life. Our DNA stores the information of how to create us. Now it can be hacked. DNA consists of two strands coiling round each other in a double helix. It’s made of four building blocks, or ‘nucleotides’, labelled A, C, G, T. Different orders of letters gives the information of … Continue reading Hacking DNA→| cs4fn
How do you decide whether a password is strong? Computer scientists have a mathematical way to do it. Based on an idea called information entropy it’s part of “Information Theory”, invented by electrical engineer Claude Shannon back in 1948. This XKCD cartoon for computer scientists uses this idea to compare two different password. Unless you … Continue reading Password strength and information entropy→| cs4fn
Ferocious Kitten APT targets Persian users with MarkiRAT spyware, using political lures and malicious Office docs since 2015.| Cyber Security News
The cybersecurity landscape in 2030 will be vastly different from today, driven by technological advancements and evolving threats. The post The Future of Cybersecurity: Predictions for 2030 first appeared on CatchMark Technologies.| CatchMark Technologies
Microsoft has assigned CVE-2025-62215 to a new Windows Kernel elevation of privilege flaw that is being actively exploited in the wild.| Cyber Security News
A new meeting pops up in your Google Calendar or Outlook, with a subject like “Security Update Briefing,” “Your Account Verification Meeting,” or “Important Notice Regarding Benefits.” You might think you overlooked the email invite amid a busy inbox and click “Yes” to accept, unaware of the risk.| Cyber Security News
Would you trust a security guard using a 1990s mugshot book to identify criminals in an era of deepfakes and face-changing AI?| Jane Frankland
In case you missed it, CyberRatings.org – affiliated with NSS Labs, which is their testing arm – published their independent test report on Wednesday comparing seven of the leading enterprise firewalls in the market across 55 different security and performance use cases. The post NSS Labs Test Results: Versa Is Firewall Performance Leader and One of Only Three Recommended first appeared on The Versa Networks Blog.| The Versa Networks Blog
A look at October '25 cyber security vendor transactions. Stay tuned into infosec funding and acquisitions news with our monthly report.| Pinpoint Search Group
The strategy, an altered version of the Biden-era CYBERCOM 2.0 initiative, makes some organizational changes to find, train and retain cyber operators.| Breaking Defense
If Obviant’s prototype succeeds, the contract allows for expanding its use across the armed services and joint Combatant Commands — potentially complementing or competing with the Pentagon’s own Advana analytics.| Breaking Defense
“We spent the last week training the AI models to recognize what we would call hulks out in the impact area — old vehicles that we shoot at …,” said Maj. Gen. Patrick Ellis, commander of 4th Infantry Division.| Breaking Defense
How could artificial intelligence help troops — and will it replace human judgment on the battlefield?| Breaking Defense
The level of legacy debt varies widely across the NHS. A recent report from the Department of Science Technology and Innovation (DSIT) has revealed that... The post Knowledge is the First Step to Action: The Importance of Knowing your Legacy Systems appeared first on .|
Russian-based threat actors are actively distributing a sophisticated Android Remote Access Trojan called "Fantasy Hub" via Telegram-based Malware-as-a-Service channels.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
There are plenty of risks you need to look out for when running a data-focused company. In a recent study, it was reported that over 3,150 data compromises took place in the US last year, impacting approximately 1.35 billion individuals. From a company perspective, this is perhaps the most damaging... Read more » The post Why Data-Focused Companies Still Need Real-World Asset Protection appeared first on Big Data Analytics News.| Big Data Analytics News
Cloud technology keeps growing faster than anyone expected. Businesses rely on it for everything—from storing data to running daily operations. But as companies move more systems online, security concerns grow too. Hackers are more skilled, threats are more complex, and protecting sensitive data has become a major challenge. Organizations can’t... Read more » The post Top 7 Trends Shaping the Future of Cloud Security appeared first on Big Data Analytics News.| Big Data Analytics News
Think antivirus is enough? Discover what real cybersecurity looks like for SMBs, what most miss, and how to close the gaps without tech overwhelm.| blog.fraser-ais.com
Disaster recovery and business continuity planning helps SMEs cut downtime costs and protect client trust. Learn how to stay prepared in 2025.| Operum
La direttiva NIS2 (Network and Information Security), la misura per la cybersicurezza recepita dall’Italia ad ottobre 2024, e le iniziative dell’Agenzia per la Cybersicurezza Nazionale (ACN) devono correre sempre più velocemente per stare al passo con i ritmi accelerati della trasformazione digitale e con i rischi crescenti che questa comporta. L’ultimo passo in avanti su […] L'articolo Le ultime novità della NIS2.0: verso una cybersicurezza più strutturata in Italia proviene da Cy...| Cyber Guru
For many small and mid-sized businesses, cybersecurity is somewhat of an afterthought. It’s often seen as something that big companies and organisations have to worry about. After all, hackers aren’t interested in SMEs, right? They’re only interested in banks, retail giants and tech companies, aren’t they? Unfortunately, this is an outdated assumption. Cybersecurity is… Continue reading Why SMEs Should Take Cybersecurity Seriously in 2025 The post Why SMEs Should Take Cybersecurity ...| Business Advice
If there’s one thing working cross-functionally has taught me, it’s that secure access isn’t just a security priority; it’s a growth enabler. Slow logins and brittle VPNs kill momentum; over-permissive access invites incidents.| Learn Hub
https://the-cfo.io/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/iStock-1135267544.jpgThe Shadow AI Tax: Your highest-performing employees are feeding confidential company data into unmanaged, public chatbots, and it is costing you millions. This isn't an IT problem, it’s a catastrophic $10 million risk that lands squarely on the CFO’s desk. The post Why shadow AI is the CFO’s newest and most expensive crisis appeared first on The CFO.| The CFO
Backups are one of those things we all know we should have, and most of us do. But here’s the truth: backups don’t matter if you can’t restore.| Forthright Technology Partners
The Django development team has released critical security patches addressing two significant vulnerabilities, DoS and SQL injection exploits.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
On 28 October 2025, China passed amendments to the Cybersecurity Law, marking the first update since its enactment in 2016. These amendments reflect| Privacy Matters
Breach specifically impacted Balancer’s V2 Composable Stable Pools, resulting in losses that reportedly exceed $100 million.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
Most recent breaches include Qantas Airways, Allianz Life, Tracelo; hundreds of millions of stolen login credentials are actively circulating on the dark web.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
The Threat Malware usage by adversaries has reportedly declined. Partly due to sophisticated detection methods commonly deployed by medium to large| Privacy Matters
Cold emails to CISOs fail 99% of the time—not because security purchases are planned, but because they're reactive. New research shows 77% of cybersecurity deals are triggered by incidents and fear. Companies using targeted account-based strategies achieve 4x higher engagement. Here's what works.| Deepak Gupta | AI & Cybersecurity Innovation Leader | Founder's Journey from ...
The notorious Akira ransomware group announced on October 29, 2025, that it successfully breached the systems of Apache OpenOffice.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added a critical Linux kernel vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
Progress Software has released security patches to address a high-severity vulnerability in its MOVEit Transfer platform discovered on October 29, 2025.| GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform
EclecticIQ launches version 3.6 of its Intelligence Center, helping businesses respond faster and smarter to growing cyber threats.| blog.eclecticiq.com
As food production and farming become increasingly computerized, cyberattacks are on the rise. Lawmakers and universities are encouraging more research into how to protect the industry from cyber threats.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
While innovation in Silicon Valley remains ever-changing, one thing stays the same – emerging technologies can only go so far before they need help. That| Los Angeles Business Journal
In today’s world of connected infrastructure, remote CCTV systems are no longer a luxury – they’re essential. Whether securing energy sites, rural substations, critical infrastructure or remote commercial properties, CCTV is the first line of defence. But ironically, these same systems are also the first point of vulnerability. Without secure and reliable connectivity, even the […]| netcelero.com
You might be surprised at how many people have something short, simple (and stupid!) like ‘password’ as their password. Some people add a number to make it harder to guess (‘password1’) but unfortunately that doesn’t help. For decades the official advice has been to use a mixture of lower (abc) and upper case (ABC) characters … Continue reading He attacked me with a dictionary!→| cs4fn
Computer hackers are the bad guys, aren’t they? They cause mayhem: shutting down websites, releasing classified information, stealing credit card numbers, spreading viruses. They can cause lots of harm, even when they don’t mean to. Not all hackers are bad though. Some, called white hat hackers, are ethical hackers, paid by companies to test their … Continue reading Ninja White Hat Hacking→| cs4fn
The Army is giving corps commanders the ability to control their own terrain in cyberspace, much like in their physical battlespace.| Breaking Defense
Phishing scams in 2025 are more advanced than ever, leveraging AI, deepfakes, and cloud-based attacks to trick users. The post Phishing Scams of 2025: Spotting the Red Flags first appeared on CatchMark Technologies.| CatchMark Technologies
Running a business today is more than trying to create a new viral trend to beat competition, it is also going up against constant cyber threats that are always evolving. Being a small company does not protect you from the attackers. In fact, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are prime targets because cybersecurity is complex […] The post Why an MSSP is the Solution Your Business Needs first appeared on CatchMark Technologies.| CatchMark Technologies
Are we prepared for a world where cyberattacks are fully automated? Where AI agents can identify vulnerabilities, write malicious code, and adapt their tactics in real time? This isn’t a scene from a science fiction movie but rather questions to ask yourself this Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The cybercrime industry, projected to cost the global economy nearly $15.6 trillion by 2029, is not just growing – it’s evolving at an unprecedented pace. | Jane Frankland
SAS Regional Solution Director, Fraud & Security Gerard McDonnell says as digital technology becomes easier to use, fraud is also shifting drastically from counterfeit card capabilities towards harder-to-identify schemes. The post Digital Security Will Become a Market Differentiator appeared first on INDVSTRVS.| INDVSTRVS
Australian Clinical Labs (ACL) has been ordered to pay AUD5.8 million for breach of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act) following a 2022 cyber incident which impacted the personal information of over 223,000 individuals. This is the first ever civil penalty proceeding under the Privacy Act. ACL was held to have breached three separate... Continue Reading| Privacy Matters
Visible cyber fallout is everywhere. Impact to business operations (and therefore revenue) including halted production lines, emptied supermarket shelves, online payment unavailability, and patient backlogs have all brought cyber into the media and the boardroom at an alarming rate in the last year. Last week, the NCSC’s Annual Review 2025[1] showed impact climbing fast and... Continue Reading| Privacy Matters
The Cyberspace Administration of China (“CAC“) has recently published the Administrative Measures for Network Security Incident Reporting (“Measures“), which provide further guidance on when and how to report network security incidents under existing laws such as the Cybersecurity Law, the Data Security Law and the Personal Information Protection Law. The Measures will take effective on... Continue Reading| Privacy Matters
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That urgent text from your 'bank' is a lie. The Zelle pay request scam is draining accounts in seconds. Learn how it works and how to stay safe.| Budget and the Bees
Windows 10 end of support 2025 is here. Learn what SMEs need to do now to stay secure — from upgrade checks and hardware replacements to safe data disposal.| Operum
Open architectures promise to break vendor lock and speed electronic warfare for UAS, missiles, and loitering munitions.| Breaking Defense
By Heath Gieson, CISO / EVP of Operations, Forthright Welcome back to our Cyber Security Action Month series. So far, we’ve talked about enabling Multi-Factor Authentication and auditing your user accounts. This week, we’re turning our attention to something just as foundational—but often overlooked: your company’s end-user computing devices. Let me ask you a simple […]| Forthright Technology Partners
By Heath Gieson, CISO / EVP of Operations, Forthright As we continue our Cyber Security Action Month series, we’re shifting our focus from login security to something just as critical—but often overlooked: user account inventory. Let me ask you a simple question: When was the last time you reviewed your user accounts? If you had […]| Forthright Technology Partners
October is widely recognized as Cyber Security Awareness Month - but at Forthright, we believe it’s time to go beyond awareness.| Forthright Technology Partners
As the number of devices connected to the internet explodes, so do the opportunities for attackers.| Twelvesec
Cyber security is everyone’s responsibility. Explore key threats, practical safeguards, and emerging trends.| IEEE Innovation at Work
Discover how EclecticIQ Platform 3.6 empowers analysts with Custom objects to capture, structure, and operationalize intelligence beyond STIX. Model data your way, streamline investigations, and stay ready for emerging threats.| blog.eclecticiq.com
Q3 Cyber Security Vendor Transaction Highlights 121 total funding, M&A, and IPO transactions $2.95 Billion raised over 95 rounds 25 total M&A events 1 IPO Crunching the Numbers The $2.95 Billion raised in Q3, 2025 represents a 37% increase in funding raised when compared to Q3, 2024. 95 funding rounds were tracked in Q3 ’25 […] The post Cyber Security Vendor Funding Report – Q3, 2025 appeared first on Pinpoint Search Group.| Pinpoint Search Group
September’s cyber security vendor transaction highlights 51 total funding and M&A transactions $1.3 Billion raised over 40 rounds 11 M&A events Crunching the Numbers The $1.3 Billion raised in September 2025 represents a 162% increase in funding raised when compared to September 2024. 40 funding rounds were tracked in September ’25 compared to 34 in […] The post September ’25 Cyber Security Vendor Funding | M&A appeared first on Pinpoint Search Group.| Pinpoint Search Group
Netcelero is proud to announce the launch of our latest innovation – the N5179 i-ctrl, now equipped with a global 5G modem, designed specifically for high-speed, secure connectivity where it matters most. Until now, Netcelero’s i-ctrl included integrated 4G modems; a solution trusted across countless critical infrastructure and security deployments. However, with increasing demands for low latency, […]| netcelero.com
In secure networking environments, such as SCADA systems, data-sensitive enterprise networks, or multi-site surveillance deployments, network resilience is critical. A single point of failure can mean costly downtime, lost visibility, or even a security gap. That’s why many IT teams design high-availability (HA) setups with both primary and secondary firewalls. However, configuring these firewalls to […]| netcelero.com
In a recent PSi Magazine panel, leading industry experts shared valuable tips for getting the most from technical support. The consensus was clear: successful outcomes rely not only on product knowledge but also on how support is delivered. At Netcelero, this is exactly where we shine – and why our customers often tell us we’re […]| netcelero.com
Web applications are at the heart of modern business operations, providing vital services and access points for customers. However, they also open doors to severe risks if not properly secured.Web application attacks account for 26% of all data breaches, making them the second most common attack vector today. This statistic highlights the urgency to secure your […] The post Web Application Security: 5 Vulnerabilities You Need to Know About appeared first on CloudSecureTech.| CloudSecureTech
A Managed Service Provider (MSP) is more than just outsourced IT—it’s a trusted partner that ensures your technology runs smoothly, securely, and efficiently. At CatchMark, our mission is simple: Help People and Solve Problems. We deliver comprehensive technology support, advanced cybersecurity services, and reliable infrastructure project management so your business can focus on growth, not […] The post Why CatchMark Is the Managed Service Provider Your Business Can Rely On first appea...| CatchMark Technologies
A single API mistake can snowball into lost sales, broken integrations and frustrated developers. The difference between great and terrible APIs usually comes down to design—not tech. We’ve all worked with clunky APIs (and maybe built a few). To avoid turning convenience into chaos, here are five common REST API design mistakes and best practices. […]| SEEBURGER Blog
The Doomsday Clock is outdated—global threats from nukes, cyber, bio, and AI combine to raise pressure and risk systemic collapse.| Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University