SentinelOne is making aggressive moves into AI security with new products from recent acquisitions and expanded capabilities for its Purple AI platform. The company sees AI agents displacing traditional cybersecurity tools and is positioning itself as the central platform for autonomous security ope
Armis has secured $435 million in new funding, pushing its valuation to $6.1 billion. The cybersecurity startup is now targeting an IPO in late 2026 or early 2027 as it pursues $1 billion in annual recurring revenue.
Google just told smartphone users to avoid public WiFi entirely, calling it dangerous. But the FTC and cybersecurity experts say that’s outdated advice. The real story is more complicated than Google’s blanket warning suggests.
The North Korean threat group Kimsuky has deployed a new backdoor called HttpTroy against South Korean targets. This sophisticated tool uses encryption and memory execution to evade detection while giving attackers full system control. Security researchers warn this represents another evolution in N
Zero trust isn’t losing momentum – companies are just doing it wrong according to security expert Morey Haber. The real problem? Overhyped vendor claims and misunderstanding what zero trust actually means in practice.
DragonForce has emerged as a new ransomware threat using Conti’s leaked source code. The group has shifted to a cartel model and is actively recruiting affiliates while conducting coordinated attacks. Security researchers warn this represents a significant evolution in ransomware operations.
Microsoft’s latest Edge update brings native passkey support to Windows devices, marking a strategic move in the authentication wars. This positions Microsoft against Google and Apple’s existing passkey ecosystems while pushing the industry toward passwordless standards.
A dangerous new alliance is forming between cybercriminals and organized crime groups targeting the logistics industry. Using sophisticated digital attacks, they’re stealing millions in cargo by hijacking shipping processes. This modern highway robbery threatens global supply chains.
Amazon is deploying a global crackdown on modified Fire TV devices that blocks unauthorized apps directly at the operating system level. This device-level approach makes VPNs useless against the new restrictions. The move represents a strategic shift in how tech companies approach content protection
Federal cybersecurity agencies have issued urgent Exchange Server security guidance as threat actors continue targeting vulnerable deployments. The technical blueprint addresses authentication weaknesses and end-of-life risks that organizations must confront immediately.
