Preparing for PCI DSS 4.0.1 can feel complex, especially when so much of compliance now lives in the browser. Your assessor’s main goal is simple: to confirm that your controls are not only in place but also working as intended. Two requirements matter most for e-commerce environments. Many organizations start with Content Security Policy (CSP). It’s a sensible place to begin because CSP gives browsers a set of rules about what content to load.

The dark web serves as a refuge for threat actors to gather intel, trade illicit goods and tools, and network with other cybercriminals. Aside from allowing threat actors to connect and learn from other individuals who share the same interests, the dark web facilitates the procurement and peddling of stolen data to make cyberattacks even more effective and nefarious.

According to Web Almanac, the top 1,000 websites load an average of 43 third-party domains on mobile and 53 on desktop, each a potential entry point for supply-chain tampering. A separate analysis found that most enterprise sites include 12 third-party and 3 fourth-party scripts in sensitive user journeys. That’s 15 external execution paths per transaction, and every one of them runs in the same browser as your checkout.

Today I am thrilled to announce that Securonix has, once again, been positioned in the Leaders Quadrant of the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM. Six times running. That kind of consistency doesn’t happen by chance. In a market full of trend cycles and flavor-of-the-month solutions, we strongly feel being recognized as a Leader time after time is simple: execute, innovate, earn customer trust, and show up every day for the security community.

The biggest risk to your organization’s security might be lurking inside your perimeter. That’s why selecting the right user activity monitoring (UAM) solution can make the difference between catching early signs of a threat or suffering damaging security incidents. In this article, we’ll review the features you must demand from an effective UAM tool to secure your organization from within.

In late 2025, a critical pre-authentication remote-code-execution vulnerability (tracked as CVE-2025-61882) in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS)— specifically the Concurrent Processing / BI-Publisher integration — was exploited in a large-scale extortion/data-theft campaign attributed to the Cl0p/Clop extortion cluster. Attackers abused the flaw to run attacker-controlled XSLT/Java payloads, gain remote code execution on EBS application servers, and exfiltrate sensitive data for extortion.