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Hardware inventory management is the systematic practice of identifying, tracking, and maintaining an accurate record of all physical IT assets, such as laptops, servers, printers, and network devices, throughout their entire lifecycle, from acquisition to retirement.

SantaStealer spreads via Telegram and underground forums, the BlackForce phishing kit targets major brands, and Ink Dragon launches new attacks.

On a cold and windy day in March 1996, a group of 25 Marine Corps second lieutenants, accompanied by their instructors, participated in a communications field exercise at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia. The objective was to provide training on installing, operating, and maintaining a tactical communications architecture while continuously relocating. The terrain at Fort A.P.

Shanya PaaS spreads among ransomware groups, GrayBravo expands its footprint, and Storm-0249 exploits EDR processes to hide malicious activity.

Hybrid 2FA phishing threatens enterprises, RomCom uses SocGholish to deploy Mythic Agent malware, and MuddyWater targets critical infrastructure with evolving tactics.

Windows patch management is the practice of deploying and managing feature updates, bug fixes, and security patches at scale for Windows operating systems and applications. These updates go beyond adding new features, acting as critical safeguards that address vulnerabilities attackers commonly target.

Whisper Leak targets remote language models, @acitons/artifact targets GitHub Actions users, and Quantum Route Redirect simplifies phishing.

Converge 2025 keynotes opened with a clear message: resilience isn’t enough in an era of complexity and AI-driven threats. Here’s how Tanium and its customers are shaping the future of Autonomous IT.

Actors exploit RMM tools to target trucking and logistics companies, SesameOp uses the OpenAI Assistants API for C2 communications, and Google warns of rising adversary AI adoption in 2026.