Endpoint Security
In the relentless cat-and-mouse game of cybersecurity, a new adversary has emerged that threatens to undermine the very tools designed to protect digital environments, marking a significant challenge for security professionals. EDR-Freeze, a recently unveiled proof-of-concept attack, represents a disturbing advancement in endpoint detection and
Imagine a silent digital predator, striking at the heart of critical infrastructure across continents, exploiting vulnerabilities before organizations even realize they’re at risk, a reality that defines cyberespionage in 2025. With a Chinese threat actor group, dubbed RedNovember, emerging as a formidable challenge to global security, reports of
As cyber threats continue to evolve, few are as insidious as the recent Chinese cyberespionage campaign involving the BrickStorm malware. To unpack this complex operation, we’re speaking with Vernon Yai, a renowned data protection expert specializing in privacy protection and data governance. With years of experience in risk management and
Imagine opening your browser to download a trusted application, only to find that the top search result leads you straight into a cybercriminal’s trap, a scenario that is becoming alarmingly common for macOS users who are increasingly targeted by a sophisticated cybercrime campaign using fraudulent GitHub repositories to distribute
In an era where cyber threats evolve at an unprecedented pace, the Zero Trust security model has emerged as a critical framework for organizations striving to protect their digital assets in a perimeter-less world. Anchored on the principle of "never trust, always verify," Zero Trust enforces stringent access controls, rigorous identity
In a chilling reminder of the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, a recent wave of attacks targeting Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) has exposed critical vulnerabilities that hackers have skillfully exploited to gain unauthorized access to sensitive systems. Disclosed earlier this year, two significant flaws, identified as