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By Nick Schneider
The Trump administration has ordered Anthropic to restrict access to its most advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, citing national security concerns. Officials raised the possibility that these systems could be used by foreign actors to identify software vulnerabilities or support cyber attacks.
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By Arctic Wolf Labs
In mid-June 2026, security researchers identified an active, large-scale credential compromise campaign affecting Fortinet FortiGate firewalls, dubbed FortiBleed. Threat actors have been systematically extracting configuration files from internet-facing FortiGate devices and cracking the stored credential hashes, resulting in verified working administrator credentials for between 30,000 and 75,000 devices across 194 countries.
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By Arctic Wolf
Most security teams aren’t naive to the growing risk in their environment, but because of high event volume and asset visibility gaps, emerging risk dynamics have become increasingly challenging to act on. Arctic Wolf’s latest State of the Cybersecurity Attack Surface report puts real data behind the challenge.
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By Dan Schiappa
The recent White House executive order on advancing artificial intelligence innovation and security sends a clear signal about how leaders are framing the future. What stands out most in the executive order is the recognition that AI and cybersecurity are now inseparable. One cannot succeed without the other. While national security is a prominent example, this convergence extends to every organization that depends on digital systems.
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By Arctic Wolf
Most vulnerability programs rely on scanning known assets and ranking findings based on static severity scores. That model breaks down quickly in modern environments. Asset lists are constantly changing, devices move between networks, workloads shift into cloud platforms, and unmanaged systems appear outside traditional inventory controls. When asset visibility is incomplete, vulnerability data is incomplete as well. The result is predictable. Prioritization becomes inconsistent.
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By Arctic Wolf Labs
In late May and early June 2026, Arctic Wolf began observing increased exploitation of CVE-2026-0257, a high-severity authentication bypass vulnerability affecting Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS GlobalProtect and Prisma Access. The increase in CVE-2026-0257 exploitation began on May 30, 2026, following a smaller initial wave that had taken place between May 17 and May 21.
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By Dan Schiappa
The cybersecurity industry is entering a new phase of AI adoption. Frontier AI models are increasingly capable of identifying vulnerabilities, investigating threats, analyzing code, and accelerating security operations at machine speed. At the same time, innovation is moving rapidly. New models, platforms, and security-focused AI initiatives are emerging across the market, each pushing the boundaries of how AI can be applied to real-world cybersecurity workflows.
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By Arctic Wolf
Endpoint security has become one of the most difficult layers of the modern security stack to operate effectively. Endpoints sit at the intersection of user behavior, identity compromise, phishing, ransomware, and hands‑on‑keyboard activity. At the same time, attackers increasingly rely on fileless techniques, memory abuse, and legitimate tooling to evade signature‑based defenses.
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By Arctic Wolf
Security teams are not struggling to find vulnerabilities. They are struggling to deal with them in a way that actually reduces risk. Most environments generate thousands of new findings every month. While vulnerability scanners, cloud tools, and endpoint platforms all contribute, that data does not come together in a way that is actionable. Teams end up with long lists of vulnerabilities, limited context, and no clear way to determine what should be fixed first.
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By Arctic Wolf Labs
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a once-in-a-generation opportunity, and threat actors have already begun capitalizing on it. The 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to kick off on June 11, has already broken records for the most host nations, the most matches, and the highest amount of prize money to date for winning teams. Arctic Wolf set out to proactively investigate the criminal ecosystem surrounding the tournament.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
This month, we sit down with Trisha Farrow, our Senior Vice President of People and Facilities. In this episode, Trisha Farrow shares the heart behind her leadership—why human connection, courage, and curiosity matter more than ever in a fast-changing world. From building inclusive cultures to navigating AI in HR, she offers a powerful perspective on what it really means to lead people, not just processes.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
This video will demonstrate how Arctic Wolf's Aurora Threat Intelligence enables customers to defend to against new and emerging threats through engaging content, actionable intelligence, IoC lists and automated feeds.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
In this demo, Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense shows how human expertise and EDR work together to rapidly detect, investigate, and respond to threats; giving customers stronger protection, faster results, and improved security posture.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
In this demo, Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense shows how human expertise and EDR work together to rapidly detect, investigate, and respond to threats; giving customers stronger protection, faster results, and improved security posture.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
In this demo, we will see how Aurora Vulnerability Management helps organizations discover and categorize assets, prioritize risks, and take action to remediate and patch vulnerabilities.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
How Arctic Wolf Aurora Mobile Threat Defense secures the full mobile attack surface—devices, apps, networks, phishing, and privacy—in one unified platform. This demo highlights real‑time visibility, actionable insights, and automated response to reduce mobile risk.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
Powering modern security operations with AI is no longer optional. It’s essential. The Aurora Superintelligence Platform is built for the AI era, combining specialized AI agents, real-world security data, and human expertise to deliver outcomes security teams can trust. At its core, the Swarm of Experts, Security Operations Graph, and AI Trust Engine work together to drive faster detection, more accurate investigations, and more decisive response across the attack surface.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
In this demo, we will look at three different use cases for the Aurora Security Assistant including general security knowledge, deeper ticket context and quick answers around self-service and product documentation.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
See how Arctic Wolf Aurora Vulnerability Management turns risk visibility into remediation through seamless integrations with partners like ServiceNow and ConnectWise. This demo shows how automated ticketing, unified workflows, and prioritized findings help security and IT teams accelerate remediation without added workload.
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By Arctic Wolf Networks
This month, we sit down with Will May, our new Chief Revenue Officer. Take a listen to get to know Will, his leadership philosophy, how he's using AI in his every day, and so much more! Will brings more than 15 years of go-to-market leadership experience across high-growth software, cybersecurity, and cloud technology companies. He has built a strong reputation for helping organizations adopt innovative technologies—including AI-driven platforms—to improve operational efficiency, reduce complexity, and deliver measurable business value.
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By Arctic Wolf
Security information and event management (SIEM), security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR), and the newer extended detection and response (XDR) solutions have become the top choices for organizations wanting a unified view of activity within their IT environments. By combining relevant data into single consoles, XDR, SIEM and SOAR technologies minimize the time analysts spend moving between platforms and make it easier to correlate the data and develop subsequent steps appropriately.
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By Arctic Wolf
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Security Rule focuses on the safeguarding of electronic protected health information (ePHI) through the implementation of administrative, physical, and technical safeguards.
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By Arctic Wolf
Financial institutions, particularly regional banks and credit unions, are facing challenges both in terms of safeguarding data of their customers and meeting data security compliance standards. Information technology (IT) teams in these institutions are stretched thin. They struggle with needing to meet compliance obligations while simultaneously combatting cyberthreats.
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Cybersecurity is a field that requires 24x7 vigilance and constant adaptation. Arctic Wolf’s cloud native platform and Concierge Security® Team delivers uniquely effective solutions.
The cybersecurity industry has an effectiveness problem. New technologies, vendors, and solutions emerge every year—yet, we still see headlines filled with high-profile breaches. Many attacks occur – not because a product failed to raise an alert – they fail because the alert was missed or was not actioned on. To prevent these attacks, the industry needs to adopt a new approach by focusing on security operations. That’s where Arctic Wolf can help.
Arctic Wolf® Platform
Spanning thousands of installations, the Arctic Wolf® Platform processes over 200 billion security events daily. The platform collects and enriches endpoint, network, and cloud telemetry, and then analyzes it with multiple detection engines. Machine learning and custom detection rules then deliver personalized protection for your organization.
While other products have limited visibility, the vendor-neutral Arctic Wolf® Platform enables broad visibility and works seamlessly with existing technology stacks, making it easy to adopt while eliminating blind spots and vendor lock-in.
Concierge Security® Team
Arctic Wolf invented the concept of Concierge Security®. With this delivery model, we pair a team of our security operations experts directly with your IT or security staff. Your Concierge Security® Team gives you 24×7 eyes-on-glass coverage. We work with your team on an ongoing basis to learn your security needs so that they can tune solutions for maximum effectiveness and ensure that your security posture gets stronger over time.
The Concierge Security® Team combines deep security operations expertise with an understanding of your environment to deliver better outcomes. We take on tactical actions like threat hunting and alert prioritization, and strategic tasks like security posture reviews and risk management.