Cybersecurity

Data breaches, privacy, vulnerabilities and practical tips to stay safe online.

Cybersecurity

The evolution of Kaspersky Lab from 1997 to 2026

Kaspersky Lab grew from a 1997 startup into a global firm with 836 million dollars in 2025 revenue despite a 2024 US ban. The company maintains a massive presence in Europe and the CIS, serving 70 million unique users while navigating geopolitical security allegations.

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The risks of automated remediation in Falcon Fusion SOAR

Researcher Chaotic Eclipse demonstrated how the FalconFlank exploit uses automated macro removal to achieve SYSTEM-level permissions. These remediation flaws and the machine speed of AI agents like those in the DIVD breach highlight critical vulnerabilities in automated security workflows.

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Common mistakes with Okta Identity Threat Protection

Learn how improper configuration and session hijacking vulnerabilities led to an 84 million dollar revenue loss for MGM. This analysis covers technical flaws in delegated authentication and essential deployment requirements for Okta Identity Threat Protection.

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Salt Typhoon breach and the new era of telecom security

Salt Typhoon actors compromised over 600 organizations across 80 countries, including nine U.S. carriers, by exploiting unpatched edge routers. This massive breach of CALEA systems highlights why governments are shifting toward direct control of critical communication infrastructure.

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Navigating the agentic AI security era with Wiz

Following Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz, security teams must address agentic AI risks like memory poisoning and goal hijacking. With 80% of organizations reporting risky AI agent behaviors, choosing between Wiz, Cisco, and UnderDefense is critical for cloud defense.

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Risks of the Cisco Splunk integration and network outages

The integration of ThousandEyes and Splunk faces visibility gaps as autonomous system interaction failures rose to 386 weekly incidents in early 2026. Organizations face additional risks from rising downtime costs and complex licensing models following the $28 billion Cisco acquisition.