7 Reasons Why Trustwave's FedRAMP Status is Key for US Vendors

While selling technology or services to the U.S. Federal Government offers a tremendous opportunity, it also involves navigating complex requirements—especially in the area of cybersecurity. Federal agencies handle sensitive data and demand the highest levels of security assurance. This is where the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) comes in, acting as the crucial gatekeeper for cloud services used by the government.

What is Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)?

Cloud apps make work easier, but they also open the door to new security risks. This blog unpacks everything you need to know, like: what is CASB in cyber security, how it works, and why it matters. We break down the core pillars of CASB, share real-world use cases, and help you understand the benefits it brings to your business.

Beyond the Hype: Why Adaptive AI is Essential for Modern SOCs

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized Security Operations Centers (SOCs), automating threat triage and response. But not every AI is equipped to handle today’s evolving cyber threats. Many SOC platforms still rely on static, pre-trained models designed for yesterday’s attack patterns, leaving modern organizations vulnerable.

Compliance Isn't Security: Why Businesses Must Think Beyond the Basics

Industry compliance frameworks like GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS have become the go-to benchmarks for cybersecurity. But here's the hard truth: meeting compliance standards doesn't guarantee your data is secure. While these frameworks set essential guardrails, they often fail to address fast-evolving cyber threats that target businesses every day. For modern enterprises, staying secure requires going beyond checkbox compliance.

Rewind: Microsoft Kernel Shift, GPT-4o Threats, and Scattered Spider - The 443 Podcast - Episode 334

First, we look back at Microsoft’s major shift to remove endpoint protection from the Windows kernel. When we first covered it, it was a proposed change—now it's happening, and the implications are big. Next, we revisit a segment on GPT-4o and how generative AI is fueling the next wave of social engineering attacks. It's smarter, faster, and more convincing than ever. And finally, a refresher on the arrest of a Scattered Spider leader. While that made headlines, the group's activity hasn’t slowed down, they're still very much on the radar, as we discussed just last week.

July 7, 2025 Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing

This week’s briefing covers: Critical Sudo Vulnerability Allows Priv Esc to Root The flaw arises from unsafe handling of the --chroot (-R) option, where sudo processes user-provided configurations (including nsswitch.conf) from within the chroot environment before validating user privileges. This allows a local attacker to construct a malicious chroot with crafted NSS configuration that forces sudo to load attacker-controlled shared libraries as root, effectively bypassing authentication.

Why Identity Threats Are Harder to Detect

When a single identity is linked to multiple accounts across your environment, visibility gaps can occur, opening opportunities for attackers to exploit. This risk is especially high for executives and privileged users with access to your most sensitive data. In this clip, our expert Tyler Reese explains why identity correlation is essential for proactive threat detection and ITDR. Learn how identity mapping and account cataloging enhance SOC visibility and help prevent cross-account attacks.