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User Access Management: Process, Controls, and Benefits Explained
Access sprawl is quiet. For example, a contractor's admin rights outlive the project by eight months, or an account sits open for weeks after someone switches teams. And in most cases, nobody catches access sprawl until an audit or a breach forces the question. User access management (UAM) is the discipline that catches this. It decides who gets access to what, why they get it, how that access is approved, how it changes over time, and when it gets pulled.
CMMC Level 3 Requirements and DIBCAC Assessments
When you read through the posts on the Ignyte blog focusing on CMMC, you'll see that just about everything we talk about, unless otherwise specified, refers to CMMC Level 2. This is because it's the impact level that the vast majority of DoD contractors are going to need. CMMC Level 1 is the lowest level, protecting the least sensitive of the sensitive information the government has to offer. If all you're handling is Federal Contract Information (FCI), Level 1 is enough for you.
Multi-Site Backup : Back Up Any Site to Any Site
Multi-site backup lets any location back up or copy data to any other location, replacing the fixed hub-and-spoke model where every site depends on one central repository.
The Cycle of Computing: AI Edition
AI computing is following a familiar pattern: centralise the workloads, then start asking whether they should move back to the endpoint. From mainframes and PCs to cloud computing and AI, technology keeps repeating the same cycle.
AlgoSec Horizon: Application-Centric Cloud Security Simplified #shorts
AlgoSec rebrands from firewall management to a product-as-a-platform, launching Horizon. This new platform simplifies deployment and values applications driving connectivity across any security device.
Cloud Security Challenges: Hybrid Cloud & Future Trends #shorts
As cloud tech evolves, managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments brings new security challenges. How do we maintain visibility and control across diverse vendors and traditional tools now in the cloud? The key is agile orchestration with corporate guardrails.
SCADA backup and recovery: protecting PC-based supervisory control systems
This guide is written for controls and automation engineers, OT infrastructure owners and plant leaders responsible for recovering PC-based SCADA systems, including SCADA servers and clients, HMI and engineering workstations, and historians. It does not cover native backup of PLC or RTU logic and firmware; those assets remain within the automation vendor's engineering and lifecycle-management tools. A SCADA server, HMI or historian cannot be recovered like an ordinary IT workload.
Escalated Privileges in Azure Containers with Python in Excel
A math function in Excel became a path to root in Microsoft's cloud. SafeBreach Labs researcher Ron Ben Yizhak reverse-engineered the isolated Azure containers behind Microsoft's Python in Excel feature—and found the "isolated" part didn't fully hold. Cloud isolation claims are a trust boundary. Trust boundaries get tested. What he found: Both issues were responsibly disclosed to Microsoft and patched between March and June 2026, and the research debuted at DEF CON 34.
Astra Just Raised the Bar for AI-Enabled Attacks. Here's What That Means for Defenders
OpenAI published its assessment of its newest GPT model, Astra, and found it to be the first of their models to reach a critical level of cybersecurity capability, meaning that given the right tools and access, it could autonomously exploit previously unknown vulnerabilities. As a result, OpenAI has restricted Astra’s most advanced cybersecurity capabilities to trusted partners before a public rollout.