Rethinking SaaS access security after login
Most organizations have gotten very good at protecting the front door. We invest heavily in single sign-on (SSO), mandate multi-factor authentication (MFA), and lock down who can log in, from...
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Chasing digital ghosts across modern IGA environments
In Pac-Man, ghosts seem pretty easy to dodge. You’re clearing the maze, racking up points, three more pellets away from leveling up. Then, out of nowhere, they close in and cut off all hope of...
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The Underwriting Gap: Why Compliance Doesn’t Prove Cyber Resilience
Compliance checks boxes, but insurers want proof. Learn how to demonstrate real cyber resilience.
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CyberArk and Red Hat: A Comprehensive Approach to Securing Virtualized Environments
CyberArk and Red Hat secure OpenShift Virtualization by uniting VMs and containers, automating ops, and managing machine identities for better security and compliance.
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CyberArk and SecuriThings Partner to Manage and Remediate OT Devices
CyberArk and SecuriThings deliver automated, secure management of OT device credentials and certificates—enabling centralized control, compliance, and operational efficiency for physical security
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Accelerating PAMSuccess with Ignimission Protec and CyberArk
Joint Ignimission Protec and CyberArk solution for Privileged Access Management (PAM), enabling fast onboarding, automated governance, and improved security for SaaS, self-hosted, or hybrid deployment
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CyberArk Badge MFA for Healthcare
A flexible, roaming multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution designed for healthcare environments
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Cheaters never win: large-scale campaign targets gamers who cheat with StealC and cryptojacking
A sprawling cyber campaign is turning gamers’ hunger to gain an edge into a massive payday for threat actors who are leveraging over 250 malware samples to steal credentials and cryptocurrencies....
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Responding to ToolShell: A Microsoft SharePoint zero-day vulnerability
What is the ToolShell exploit? A newly discovered exploit, “ToolShell,” is fueling a wave of targeted attacks against on-premises Microsoft SharePoint servers. The zero-day exploit chains two...
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Identity: The Last Perimeter Standing
In today’s evolving threat landscape, zero trust has moved from concept to cornerstone in modern cybersecurity frameworks.
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Modernize Your Directory Without Compromising Linux Security
In today’s threat landscape, you’re at risk if you don’t have all your identities—human and machine—secured with the right level of intelligent privilege controls. And the risk is even more...
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What’s On the Horizon for AI Risk Management
Sam Altman’s recently published “Reflections” blog is one of those pieces that made me stop mid-scroll and wonder, “We’re really right in it, aren’t we?” Part think piece, part reality check, it’s...
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NIST Best Practices to Improve Your Certificate Management
With so much changing in the world, it’s important to stay up to date with the best ways to keep certificates safe. That’s one of the reasons that NIST 1800-16 outlines the most recent official...
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NEW Risks to Post-Quantum Kyber KEM: What Are Timing Attacks and How Do They Threaten Encryption?
A timing attack is a type of side-channel cyber attack that exploits the time taken by a system to process various inputs to identify security vulnerabilities. By analyzing these response times,...
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Cloud Security Audits Explained: Challenges and Solutions
The cloud has enabled faster, more reliable and more scalable software delivery for organizations. Alongside these improvements come greater complexity and security considerations, all of which...
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How CISOs Can Sharpen Their Board Pitch for IAM Buy-In
In a time when 94% of companies have experienced an identity-related breach, many CISOs feel the urgency to strengthen identity and access management (IAM) across their organizations. In fact, a...
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ByteCodeLLM – Privacy in the LLM Era: Byte Code to Source Code
TL;DR ByteCodeLLM is a new open-source tool that harnesses the power of Local Large Language Models (LLMs) to decompile Python executables. Furthermore, and importantly, it prioritizes data...
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The Persistence of Certificate Abuse in Malware
Security loopholes aren’t a hacker’s only gateway to infecting a system. Sometimes legitimate certificates spread malware, remaining a threat for years. This type of threat is not going away...
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Powerful Ally or Potent Threat? How Threat Actors Are Using Artificial Intelligence (AI)
It seems everywhere you look, there’s another update about generative artificial intelligence. No surprise there. And the party’s only just started. After all, the list of possibilities for using...
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Applications of Homomorphic Encryption and Secure Multi-Party Computation
Find out why homomorphic encryption and secure multi-party computation are at the heart of privacy enhancing technologies. Read our blog to learn more.
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