Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The unopinionated AI advantage: Building AI-powered SecOps on your terms

After years of hype, hesitation, and false starts, the age of AI in cybersecurity is finally here, and it is moving fast. Security teams are no longer wondering if they should be using AI, but how to harness it without getting trapped by vendor lock-in or rigid solutions that can't adapt to their needs. In this webinar, LimaCharlie founders Maxime Lamothe-Brassard (CEO) and Christopher Luft (CCO) reveal how we are integrating AI into cybersecurity using the same principles that define everything we build: massively scalable, unopinionated, and flexible by design.

Malicious Connectors Potentially Impact Hundreds of Millions of Microsoft 365 Users

Most Microsoft 365 users aren’t aware of this recently growing serious email threat vector. I have been teaching about the risks of Microsoft email rules, forms and connectors on email clients and servers for decades. Both can be created by an attacker learning your email address and logon credentials (e.g., password or MFA codes).

Why Omdia recommends Extended Access Management to secure agentic AI

Omdia, a global analyst and advisory leader, recently released a report called “How Extended Access Management (XAM) closes the gaps in security.” In it, they describe how existing tools have failed to address the most serious security challenges: application sprawl, device sprawl, and identity sprawl.

AI Use Cases for the SOC: How Generative AI Transforms Security Operations

Today’s security operations centers (SOCs) are under more pressure than ever. The number of alerts is growing. Threats are more complex. And security teams are expected to detect, investigate, and respond to incidents faster, all while grappling with talent shortages and limited resources. Generative AI is emerging as a critical enabler in this environment.

How Many Emails Are Malicious? | Cloudflare Radar Reels Ep 2 - Email Security & Global Attack Trends

Ever wondered how many emails in your inbox are actually malicious? Our Radar Display reveals the real numbers and global attack trends. Get the full picture and the details you need to stay ahead in today’s cyber threat landscape.

Boost Website Speed & Security with Cloudflare | A Quick Guide to Domain Onboarding

Unlock the power of Cloudflare! This quick guide illustrates how Cloudflare's global network improves website speed through caching and provides robust protection against online threats. We'll walk you through the simple process of onboarding your domain, updating your nameservers, and explain the core concepts of DNS and reverse proxying.

The Ultimate Guide to DAST for Single Page Applications (2025)

The majority of web experiences are currently developed with Single Page Applications to offer a fast, seamless, and undeniably effective user experience. Frameworks such as REACT, Angular, and Vue.js have turned the browser into an application runtime rather than a passive page loader. Nevertheless, this transition is associated with a security price that most teams continue to underestimate. Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tools were designed to work with simpler web applications.

AI meets ransomware: a new cyber threat

AI is powering a new wave of ransomware. Learn how Avast stopped FunkSec's attack and how you can protect your files from evolving cyber threats. Ransomware has long been one of the most feared cyber threats on the internet, and for good reason. It’s fast, disruptive, and increasingly effective at locking up your most important files and demanding payment in exchange for their return. It’s not just businesses that get hit, either.

How Startups Are Outsourcing Sales to AI Bots

Startups are often very disorganized. They've got big dreams but small wallets. Building a sales team eats up their cash and time. That's where AI bots come in. These tools can close deals, find leads, and work around the clock. Today, startups using AI for sales are outpacing everyone else. This blog breaks down how it works, why it's a game-changer, and how you can jump in.

Keyword Driven vs Data Driven Testing: Ultimate Comparison

If you've ever spent hours debugging a brittle test suite, you've probably wished there was a simpler, saner way to structure your automation. It's one of those things you only appreciate after the fifth time a tiny UI change breaks fifteen tests. That's where structured approaches like keyword-driven testing (KDT) and data-driven testing (DDT) come in. They're not silver bullets, but they sure help cut down on the chaos. And if you're working with something like aqua cloud, both approaches are right there at your fingertips. So, what's the real difference between them, and when should you use which?