WatchGuard Earns Eight TrustRadius Top Rated Awards for 2026

We're proud to share that WatchGuard has been recognized with eight TrustRadius Top Rated Awards for 2026, highlighting our continued commitment to delivering powerful, practical cybersecurity solutions that help organizations and managed service providers stay secure in an increasingly complex threat landscape. TrustRadius Top Rated Awards are based entirely on verified customer feedback.

AI workflow automation: what enterprise teams need that consumer tools miss

Most enterprise teams already run some form of workflow automation. The question is whether it can hold up when an AI step makes decisions within the chain, an auditor asks for a trail, and three teams need to build on each other's work without stepping on governance. That is where consumer-grade tools and enterprise-grade platforms part ways. The gap is architectural, not a feature lag, which is why it cannot be retrofitted.

Nearly Two-Thirds of CEOs Cite Cyberattacks as Their Top Concern

Cyberattacks are now the top concern of leading CEOs, overtaking fears over geopolitical turmoil or inflation, the Wall Street Journal reports. A survey by the Conference Board and the Business Council found that 65% of CEOs at blue-chip companies cited cyberattacks as their top worry in the second quarter of 2026, an increase from 56% in Q1 2026.

MCP Access Control: How to Enforce Least Privilege Across AI Agent Tool Chains

When an enterprise deploys an MCP-powered AI agent, such as a coding assistant, a customer workflow automaton, an IT helpdesk bot, something quietly dangerous happens at startup. The agent inherits the full permission set of the application that launched it. If the orchestrating app holds write access to a production database, the MCP agent does too. If it can call financial APIs, trigger deployments, or read HR records, the agent inherits all of that, without ever explicitly being granted those rights.

How to Monitor and Manage User Sessions in Drupal

Most Drupal security strategies focus on protecting user accounts before login. Organizations invest in strong passwords, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and Single Sign-On (SSO) to prevent unauthorized access. While these controls are important, security risks do not disappear once a user successfully authenticates. Users may remain logged in for extended periods, share credentials with others, access accounts from multiple devices simultaneously, or leave active sessions unattended.

Why MSPs should manage security awareness training like any other security control

Author: Umair Ahmed, Product Marketing Manager, Security AI phishing, BEC and social engineering have made user behavior part of the attack path. Acronis Security Awareness Training helps MSPs reduce human risk at scale. Many client breaches do not begin with a dramatic failure.

Your Audit-Ready PCI DSS Compliance Checklist for 2026

Analysts summarized by the PCI Security Standards Council found that breaches in scope for PCI frequently involved card data. Teams already know the risk. The hard part is proving, month after month, that the controls around that data stayed in place and kept working. That is why many PCI DSS audits stall in the same places: scattered evidence, undocumented scope changes, firewall rules that drifted after a change window, and logs that exist but were never centralized.

Grounding the AI SOC: The Context Graph Problem

See how Torq harnesses AI in your SOC to detect, prioritize, and respond to threats faster. Request a Demo David Melamed is Head of Emerging Technologies at Torq. He joined through Torq’s acquisition of Jit, which he co-founded and led as CTO since 2020, building agentic security on a production Context Graph. A cloud security veteran with 20+ years of experience, David previously held senior technical roles at Cisco (via the CloudLock acquisition) and MyHeritage.

One Poisoned AI Agent Hijacks Your Entire Pipeline #aiagents #mcp #zerotrust

In a multi-agent AI workflow, one agent's output becomes the next agent's input. That's the design. It's also the attack surface. Researchers have demonstrated that a single poisoned output can cascade across an entire pipeline — triggering unauthorized behavior, data exfiltration, and control flow hijacking across chained MCP processes. The attack class is called toxic flows. And every one of them passes classical zero trust checks.

SBOMs in 2026: Everyone's generating them, no one's using them

ENISA just published its SBOM Adoption State of Play 2026, based on a survey of 334 organizations (65% EU-based, 80% directly impacted by the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)). It is the clearest snapshot yet of where the industry stands on software supply chain transparency, and the picture is more nuanced than "everyone's on board." Here's what stood out.