Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Security questionnaires are now a standard part of doing business. Whether you’re closing enterprise deals or expanding into regulated markets, every buyer expects proof of your security posture—often in the form of long, repetitive questionnaires. The challenge isn’t finding the answers; it’s answering fast and consistently across formats, languages, and requirements. ‍ That’s where security questionnaire automation software comes in.

Welcome to The researcher’s desk – a content series where the Detectify security research team conducts a technical autopsy on vulnerabilities that are particularly interesting, complex, or persistent. For this issue, we look at CVE-2025-64446, a critical authentication bypass that has been actively exploited in the wild, targeting Fortinet’s Web Application Firewall (WAF) product, FortiWeb.

India has taken a decisive step toward shaping a responsible and inclusive AI future. The Government of India’s AI Governance Guidelines (2025) mark a bold framework that balances innovation, accountability, and trust—three pillars critical for sustainable AI growth. At a time when the world is debating the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence, India’s approach stands out for its clarity and cultural grounding.

In every security operation, time and clarity are the most limited resources. Analysts do not fail because they lack alerts; they fail because they are forced to connect dots that never form a complete picture. When visibility is fragmented, every alert appears urgent, and priorities become blurred. This is where the idea of endpoint security efficiency becomes transformative.

In eight short minutes on October 25, 2025, a group of thieves captured the world’s attention and imagination, perpetuating a daring heist in broad daylight and escaping with approximately €88 million worth of prized artwork from the planet’s most visited museum: The Louvre. Within the security community, the first successful robbery from the iconic Parisian landmark since 1998 was a bombshell story.

Searching for cloud migration success stories to validate your AWS journey? You’re making a smart move. Real-world examples prove what’s possible and help you avoid costly mistakes that businesses make when migrating without proper guidance. Cloud migration delivers clear competitive advantages: reduced infrastructure costs, improved scalability, enhanced security, and access to cutting-edge AWS technologies.

Anthropic's Threat Intelligence team recently uncovered and disrupted a sophisticated nation-state operation that weaponized Claude’s agentic capabilities and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to orchestrate automated cyberattacks simultaneously against multiple targets worldwide. This AI-powered attack automated reconnaissance, vulnerability exploitation, lateral movement, and more across multiple victim environments at unprecedented scale and speed.

Today’s financial institutions face evolving threats on a global scale. Online attackers without expertise (known as ‘script kiddies’) have had access to as-a-service malware for quite some time. AI is being weaponized for social engineering attacks at unprecedented speeds. And along with the potential of monetary rewards, today’s thefts also involve taking something that’s often even more profitable: Data.

Blocking every attack is impossible. The real question is this: how fast can your clients recover when one gets through? The reality is that cyberattacks are no longer a matter of “if” but “when.” For managed service providers (MSPs), this shift has redefined client expectations. While strong cybersecurity measures are essential, they are no longer sufficient on their own. What clients need is cyber resilience. Cyber resilience moves beyond prevention to ensure continuity.

Modern businesses run on software. That software generates data, and that data is often the most valuable part of your entire business. Businesses rightfully understand that they need to protect that data, but they don’t necessarily know what that really means. If you ask any executive whether they need to invest in cybersecurity, they’ll tell you, of course, they do.