A vendor-authored guide outlines how to assess insider risk platforms, emphasizing broad activity visibility, behavioral and rules-based detection, privacy controls, investigation evidence, AI-use monitoring, real-time intervention, scalability and operating costs.
watchTowr reports active exploitation of two unpatched NetScaler ADC and Gateway RCE flaws. Citrix has not confirmed them or released fixes, workarounds, or indicators of compromise; administrators are isolating or shutting down appliances.
Organizations should inventory and continuously monitor AI agents before applying Zero Trust controls. The article outlines visibility gaps across shadow AI, encrypted network traffic, and rapidly changing agent deployments, and recommends distinct agent identities and
AI can make failed intrusion attempts faster and cheaper to retry. The article argues that SOCs should preserve evidence, reasoning, uncertainty, constraints, and lessons across handoffs to reduce investigation delays and improve response.
Two actions-cool GitHub Actions became accessible again on September 16 with malicious release tags still in place, causing workflows using version tags to resume downloading and executing payloads. GitHub disabled the repositories again.
The article outlines enterprise security questions for mobile AI, including where data is processed, who controls cloud use, whether AI is tied to managed identities, and whether devices can be trusted.
OneTrust CISO Tim Mullen argues that ISO 27001 should be a foundation, not the finish line, for AI-era risk management. He recommends connecting risk decisions to business context, standardizing before automating, and continuously monitoring control effectiveness.
The article explains how phishing kits and infostealer malware steal authenticated sessions, letting attackers access accounts after successful MFA. It recommends revoking sessions and refresh tokens, improving post-login detection, and limiting account privileges.
The article argues that deepfake legislation cannot stop election-related impersonation quickly enough and recommends proactive monitoring, rapid platform response, and cryptographic verification of campaign communications.
The article recommends testing a security platform by running a representative incident from detection through clean recovery, measuring handoffs, console switches, response times and whether key workflows work in the planned configuration.