The focus in cybersecurity is shifting from “if” to “when” an attack happens. Organizations are now being forced to prioritize forensic investigation and rapid response to survive the financial and operational fallout.
Finnish authorities have taken control of a ship believed to have damaged a key undersea telecom cable in the Gulf of Finland. The incident is the latest in a series of suspected sabotage cases affecting critical Baltic Sea infrastructure since 2022.
A new forecast outlines the biggest digital dangers on the horizon. The threats range from AI-driven scams to a dangerously centralized internet, and they’re evolving faster than ever.
Finnish police have taken control of a ship suspected of causing damage to a critical undersea telecommunications cable. The incident is the latest in a series affecting Baltic Sea infrastructure, raising tensions in the region.
The software world is reeling from a one-two punch. A critical React.js vulnerability is being actively exploited by nation-state groups, while a sophisticated npm supply chain attack has compromised developer secrets globally. The security landscape for 2025 is already looking grim.
The VPN Trust Initiative is a consortium of VPN providers trying to set standards for the often-murky industry. It awards a “Trust Seal” to members who follow its principles, but the real question is how much weight that seal actually carries.
Microsoft is tackling BitLocker’s performance issues with new hardware acceleration. The feature promises to use 70% fewer CPU cycles and boost speeds for NVMe drives. However, it will only work on upcoming CPUs like Intel’s Panther Lake, leaving current PCs out.
ServiceNow is making a massive $7.75 billion all-cash bet to acquire cybersecurity firm Armis. The move aims to create a complete AI-powered security platform, tripling the company’s addressable market in the sector.
In a massive deal, ServiceNow has agreed to acquire cybersecurity firm Armis for $7.75 billion. This comes just weeks after Armis raised funding at a $6.1 billion valuation and its CEO called an IPO his “personal dream.”
Insurance giant Aflac has disclosed that a cybersecurity incident earlier this year impacted the personal information of 22.65 million people. The company says the hack was part of a campaign targeting the insurance industry.
