HIPAA violations don’t always come from malicious attacks or headline-making data breaches. More often, they stem from everyday mistakes, like misdirected emails and vendors that aren’t as secure as they seem. Even small slip-ups can expose protected health information (PHI) and invite major consequences. ‍ In today’s complex compliance landscape, those mistakes are alarmingly common.

Social media can work both for and against an organization, so it’s worth treating these sites as extensions of your attack surface. CompassDRP’s Social Media integration continuously monitors both corporate and employee profiles across platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. It automatically flags unauthorized or impersonating accounts that mimic executive identities or misuse company branding, helping to thwart phishing and fraud campaigns before they gain traction.

TL;DR We’ve partnered with TuxCare so you can fix vulnerabilities in legacy dependencies instantly, without rewrites or risky upgrades. Stay secure, compliant, and keep building without trade-offs. Read on for the full launch, or check out our docs to go deeper. As engineering teams scale, managing vulnerabilities in third-party libraries becomes one of the biggest blockers to shipping safely and quickly.

This report details an investigation into a Fast Flux network observed in 2024. It covers the technical details of the network, its observable infrastructure, the malware associated with it, and its presence on the dark web.

We are thrilled to announce that Cloudflare has been named a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Platforms1 report. We view this evaluation as a significant recognition of our strategy to help connect and secure workspace security and coffee shop networking through our unique connectivity cloud approach. You can read more about our position in the report here.

Among today's rising cyber threats, Pegasus spyware email has become one of the most famous names among the latest threats. Pegasus is a malware spy tool developed for extensive surveillance but has now been turned into the new wave of scams exerted by cybercriminals, especially through Pegasus spyware scam mails used to extort money from victims, claiming their devices had been hacked.