Endpoint Security
The year 2026 has solidified the stark reality that traditional antivirus software, with its reliance on static signatures, is now a relic of a bygone era, fundamentally unequipped to handle the dynamic and evasive tactics of modern cyber adversaries. Attackers now routinely employ fileless malware, weaponize legitimate system tools, and leverage
The blueprint for enterprise innovation is no longer drafted in isolation; it is co-authored through powerful strategic alliances that are fundamentally reshaping the software landscape. The recent multiyear partnership between ServiceNow and OpenAI signals a pivotal trend: major SaaS platforms are no longer just building AI features, they are
The illusion of control shattered definitively in 2025, a year when the cybersecurity industry was forced to confront the uncomfortable truth that a green light on a dashboard could mask a catastrophic failure of confidence. For years, the discipline has focused on protecting systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access or disruption.
Today we’re speaking with Vernon Yai, a data protection expert specializing in privacy and data governance. His work focuses on managing risks to sensitive information, particularly how fundamental operating system designs can be turned against users. We’ll be exploring his insights on a newly optimized type of attack that targets the Linux page
A recent comprehensive analysis by cybersecurity researchers has uncovered critical vulnerabilities within Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, revealing how these essential AI components can be transformed into potent attack vectors for widespread system compromise. These specialized servers, which act as the crucial intermediaries that allow
The ongoing battle between cybercriminals and security professionals has escalated dramatically with the emergence of a malicious tool engineered to dismantle digital defenses from the inside out. A sophisticated new threat, advertised on underground forums by the actor Crypt4You, operates not by hiding malware but by actively assassinating the