Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The evolution of artificial intelligence has been rapid thus far. By 2030 the AI market is projected to reach $1.81 trillion. Technology supported by AI has been useful in many areas of life such as education, healthcare, or finance. That is reflected by the rate of AI adoption by organizations being 72% (2024). Even if you just look around you – many people use tools like ChatGPT for daily life or work, AI helps with email management or studying. What do these advancements in AI bring to DevOps?

It is human nature to think “oh, that will never happen to us!”. Whether it is a car accident, an IRS audit, or the loss of a job, we can never really feel immune from misfortune or adversity that may come our way. Much in the same way, the threat from cyberattacks is no longer a rare occurrence confined to large corporations. Organizations of all sizes face mounting challenges in an environment where cybercrime is increasingly sophisticated and disruptive.

Throughout this blog, we often write about both FedRAMP and CMMC as cybersecurity frameworks applied to the federal government and its contractors. These frameworks share a lot of the same DNA stemming from the same resources, and they share the same goal of making the federal government more secure. One significant question you may have, though, is one of practicality. Do CMMC and FedRAMP have reciprocity?

When it comes to choosing a manufacturer to target for attack, threat groups have a healthy list of tools from which to choose. All of which are made more powerful due to this industry’s complex cybersecurity posture, driven by the increasing integration of IT/OT environments.

We are pleased to announce the strategic partnership between Kovrr and metafinanz. This collaboration brings together Kovrr’s on-demand cyber risk quantification (CRQ) solution and the expertise of the Munich-based business and IT consulting company metafinanz in delivering tailored CRQ services. Together, we are expanding our ability to help organizations in the DACH region strengthen cyber resilience and meet growing regulatory demands.

Continuous monitoring helps organisations to detect and respond to threats in real-time. It’s crucial for protecting against data breaches and ensuring system integrity. This article explains what continuous monitoring is, it’s importance and features, and best practices of continuous monitoring to strengthen your cybersecurity.

One of the most dangerous threats to your infrastructure lurks unnoticed: shadow access. Shadow access can take many forms: privileged credentials left behind by former employees, shared keys embedded in code, or ad-hoc access granted outside of policy. These hidden risks can leave your organization vulnerable to breaches, compliance drift, and insider threats — all while remaining invisible to traditional security tools.

In our recent webinar, Simplifying Zero Trust Security for AWS with Teleport, experts from AWS and our team at Teleport explore some of the critical challenges in securing modern cloud infrastructure, and illustrating how they can be solved by adopting a zero trust strategy.

EIP-7702 is powerful because of all of the small boring things that make up a good technology and a good product.

Cobalt Strike is a penetration testing tool designed for adversary simulation and red team operations. Legitimately, it's used by security professionals to test network defenses, simulate attacks, and train incident response teams on how to detect and respond to real threats. Cobalt Strike was one of the first public red team command and control frameworks.