jit

Introducing the Jit MCP Server: Security Context and Automation at Your Fingertips

Jul 2, 2025 By Meshi Yona In Jit
Meshi Yona is the Software Development Team Lead at Jit, where she brings together a strong foundation in cyber systems, analytical thinking, and leadership. Today, we're thrilled to announce the launch of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for Jit, now available in preview for our customers. MCP is an innovative new standard rapidly gaining traction across the AI ecosystem — designed to bridge the gap between applications and large language models (LLMs).
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splunk

Machine Learning in Splunk Enterprise Security: Unleashing Hidden Detection Power

Jul 2, 2025 By Guillaume Pierre Fransen In Splunk
Many Splunk Enterprise Security users are benefiting from machine learning (ML) without even realizing it. Splunk Enterprise Security quietly uses ML-driven anomaly detection to spot unusual patterns or outliers in your security data that static rules or thresholds might miss.
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Arctic Wolf

Navigating Cyber Risks Amid Heightened Middle East Tensions

Jul 2, 2025 By Ismael Valenzuela In Arctic Wolf
Recent escalations involving the U.S. and Iran highlight an important reality: geopolitical tensions frequently extend into cyberspace. Cyber threat actors affiliated with or sympathetic to Iran are intensifying their efforts, increasing risks not only for U.S.-based organizations but also for companies across allied nations, particularly those with diplomatic, military, or critical infrastructure ties. Reflecting this elevated threat landscape, the U.S.
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Arctic Wolf

Malvertising Campaign Delivers Oyster/Broomstick Backdoor via SEO Poisoning and Trojanized Tools

Jul 2, 2025 By Andres Ramos In Arctic Wolf
Since early June 2025, Arctic Wolf has observed a search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning and malvertising campaign promoting malicious websites hosting trojanized versions of legitimate IT tools such as PuTTY and WinSCP.
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idstrong

What You Need to Know about the Episource Data Breach

Jul 2, 2025 By IDStrong In IDStrong
Episource is a California-based healthcare services and technology company that provides risk adjustment and medical coding services to healthcare plans, doctors, and several other types of healthcare organizations. The company offers point-of-care solutions and software services that enable healthcare providers to meet patients wherever they are. This helps close gaps in healthcare and ameliorate health outcomes.
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fireblocks

Stablecoin Infrastructure: Five Imperatives for Scalable Adoption

Jul 2, 2025 By Fireblocks In Fireblocks
According to our 2025 State of Stablecoins report, only 10% of respondents said they were undecided on stablecoin adoption. Stablecoins are becoming a core component of modern payment rails as payment providers, banks, and fintechs look to move faster, expand globally, and stay competitive. At Fireblocks, we’ve spent the past five years building digital asset infrastructure with over 300 financial institutions. Stablecoins are now central to many of their strategies.
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Zenity

How Zenity Helps Enterprises Apply AI TRiSM to AI Agents

Jul 2, 2025 By Dina Durutlic In Zenity
The future isn’t human vs machine, it’s human trying to govern machines. As AI agents grow more autonomous (like replying to emails, writing code, granting access, making decisions, etc.) the real threat isn’t a malicious model. It’s the absence of controls. AI Agents don’t come with built-in security policies. They don’t ask for permission. They simply do what they’re told (sometimes correctly, sometimes dangerously) because no guardrails told them otherwise.
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Douglas Lemott Jr. Draws on Decades of Military Leadership to Protect the Critical Systems the U.S. Depends On

Douglas Lemott Jr. Draws on Decades of Military Leadership to Protect the Critical Systems the U.S. Depends On

Jul 2, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Douglas Lemott Jr. oversees cybersecurity at the Analysis and Resilience Center for Systemic Risk, also known as ARC. As Chief Information Security Officer, he's responsible for protecting the systems that enable major companies to collaborate when the national infrastructure is at risk. These companies operate in essential sectors like power, finance, and communications. If something goes wrong, ARC members must be able to communicate and act quickly to resolve the issue.
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