How service providers can turn cybersecurity into a scalable MRR engine

A growing number of MSPs, MSSPs, and consultancies are moving beyond one-and-done engagements and transforming from tactical vendors into strategic advisors. They’re shifting toward recurring cybersecurity programs that not only improve client outcomes… Continue reading How service providers can turn cybersecurity into a scalable MRR engine

Bitdefender PHASR: Proactive hardening demo overview

Discover how Bitdefender PHASR enables organizations to identify and remediate security misconfigurations before attackers can exploit them. This demo walks through PHASR’s proactive hardening capabilities, showing how it transforms visibility into act… Continue reading Bitdefender PHASR: Proactive hardening demo overview

Why your Microsoft 365 setup might be more vulnerable than you think

60% of organizations rate their Microsoft 365 security as “established” or “advanced”, according to CoreView. Yet, 60% of those same organizations have experienced account compromise attacks. The Microsoft 365 attack surface is wide and unpredictable. … Continue reading Why your Microsoft 365 setup might be more vulnerable than you think

Ransomware drops, but don’t relax yet

WatchGuard has released its latest Internet Security Report, covering malware, network, and endpoint threats spotted by its Threat Lab in the first quarter of 2025. The report shows a 171% jump in unique malware detections compared to the previous quar… Continue reading Ransomware drops, but don’t relax yet

Week in review: Microsoft fixes wormable RCE bug on Windows, check for CitrixBleed 2 exploitation

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos: Microsoft fixes critical wormable Windows flaw (CVE-2025-47981) For July 2025 Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released patches for 130 vulnerabilities, among… Continue reading Week in review: Microsoft fixes wormable RCE bug on Windows, check for CitrixBleed 2 exploitation

Employees are quietly bringing AI to work and leaving security behind

While IT departments race to implement AI governance frameworks, many employees have already opened a backdoor for AI, according to ManageEngine. The rise of unauthorized AI use Shadow AI has quietly infiltrated organizations across North America, crea… Continue reading Employees are quietly bringing AI to work and leaving security behind

Open source has a malware problem, and it’s getting worse

Sonatype has published its Q2 2025 Open Source Malware Index, identifying 16,279 malicious open source packages across major ecosystems such as npm and PyPI. This brings the total number of malware packages discovered by the company to 845,204. Compare… Continue reading Open source has a malware problem, and it’s getting worse

C-suites step up on OT cybersecurity, and it’s paying off

There has been a significant increase in the global trend of corporations planning to integrate cybersecurity under the CISO or other executives, according to Fortinet. Growing maturity in OT cybersecurity processes and solutions (Source: Fortinet) OT … Continue reading C-suites step up on OT cybersecurity, and it’s paying off

Global software supply chain visibility remains critically low

Only 23% of organizations are confident that they have very high visibility of their software supply chain, according to LevelBlue’s Data Accelerator. The limited visibility reported by organizations significantly impacts their cyber resilience. Poor r… Continue reading Global software supply chain visibility remains critically low

Can your security stack handle AI that thinks for itself?

In this Help Net Security video, Art Poghosyan, CEO at Britive, explores the rise of agentic AI and its impact on identity security. As autonomous AI agents begin to think, act, and interact more like humans, traditional identity and access management … Continue reading Can your security stack handle AI that thinks for itself?