Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Data has become one of the most valuable assets of modern organizations. With the ever-expanding digital landscape, the security and governance of information are paramount. A robust data classification policy not only guards critical assets from breaches but also helps organizations comply with regulations and adapt to ever-evolving threats.

On November 13, 2025, Anthropic disclosed the first known case of an AI agent orchestrating a broad-scale cyberattack with minimal human input. The Chinese state-sponsored threat actor GTG-1002 weaponized Claude Code to carry out over 80% of a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign autonomously. This included reconnaissance, exploitation, credential harvesting, and data exfiltration across more than 30 major organizations worldwide. The impact was real. And the AI was in control.

In today's complex IT environments, comprehensive log collection is crucial for effective auditing and security monitoring. Without this, endpoints, especially those that are VPN-joined, stay out of your reach while auditing. This was the bottleneck faced by our Log360 customer who recently availed OnboardPro, ManageEngine's professional services. They knew Log360 was capable of collecting logs from all their network devices—but what about the endpoints that were connected remotely via VPN?

Organizations face persistent challenges ranging from environmental concerns to evolving regulatory landscapes. Sustainable governance is emerging as a core strategy that not only ensures compliance but also drives long-term profitability.

You’re operating in a fast-moving cybersecurity environment. Every second, data flows, users log in, devices communicate, and threats lurk. Your tools are generating alerts—many of them valid, many more questionable. Before long, you face a constant tsunami of notifications. That’s where alert fatigue strikes: too many alerts, too little time, too much risk. When your team starts ignoring or delaying responses to alerts, the very purpose of your monitoring stack is undermined.

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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.

On November 13, 2025, open source reporting began detailing active exploitation of a silently patched Fortinet FortiWeb vulnerability. The flaw is a path traversal issue in the FortiWeb web application firewall (WAF) that allows an unauthenticated threat actor to create new administrative users on exposed devices. The following day, November 14, Fortinet officially addressed the vulnerability in an advisory, tracking it as CVE‑2025‑64446.