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Identity at the Core: How Oil and Gas Cybersecurity is Entering a New Era

Identity at the Core: How Oil and Gas Cybersecurity is Entering a New Era

Dec 12, 2025 By David Morimanno, Field CTO - North America In Xalient
For many years, cybersecurity conversations in the oil and gas sector have centered on familiar themes, including the divide between IT and OT, the limitations of legacy tooling, the growing pressure of regulation, and the long-standing question of how to modernize an industry built on infrastructure measured in decades rather than release cycles. But these discussions are changing, becoming more grounded in operational reality as the industry's appetite for convergence between identity, cloud, and OT grows stronger than at any point in recent memory.
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Cyber Threat Trends 2026: Why Timing, Not Sophistication, Now Defines Risk

Dec 12, 2025 By Eran Tsur In Memcyco
When it comes to cyber threat trends in 2026, risk will increasingly be defined less by new attack techniques and sophistication, and more by when defenses engage. Across malware delivery, identity abuse, fraud, misinformation, and brand impersonation campaigns, the same pattern keeps emerging. Damage rarely occurs because controls are missing entirely. It occurs because protection activates after exploitation has already begun. In short, attackers aren’t simply becoming more sophisticated.
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Retail Never Sleeps - and Neither Do Cyber Threats

Dec 12, 2025 By Nik Levantis In Obrela
Retail has become a 24/7 business. In the post-pandemic world, eCommerce and digital channels operate continuously, with customers expecting constant availability and frictionless transactions. Seasonal demand peaks, global supply chains, and already thin margins leave little tolerance for disruption. At the same time, cyberattacks continue to grow in both volume and sophistication. For today’s retailers, digital resilience is no longer optional.
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What New Changes Are Coming to FedRAMP in 2026?

Dec 12, 2025 By Max Aulakh In Ignyte
One thing is certain: every year, the cybersecurity threat environment will evolve. AI tools, advances in computing, the growth of high-powered data centers that can be weaponized, compromised IoT networks, and all of the traditional vectors grow and change. As such, the tools and frameworks we use to resist these attacks will also need to change. While in some years, the evolution of protection is slow and steady, some promise larger shakeups.
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INETCO CEO discusses global expansion and payment security on leading SME podcast

Dec 12, 2025 By Joe Kitos In INETCO
In a recent appearance on the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, INETCO CEO and Founder Bijan Sanii shared strategic insights for Canadian companies pursuing global growth, particularly in fast-moving underserved markets where payment fraud and infrastructure challenges are rising. Here are the five most important takeaways from the conversation.
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How Adaptive Block Caching Optimizes Performance for AEC Collaboration on Massive CAD Files

Dec 12, 2025 By Abhishek Kesanupalli In Egnyte
For professionals in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, collaboration is the cornerstone of every project. However, the files that are core to AEC work, such as complex CAD models in Civil 3D or OpenRoads, or massive PDF drawing sets, are among the toughest to collaborate on in the cloud.
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React & Next.js DoS Vulnerability (CVE-2025-55184): What You Need to Fix After React2Shell

Dec 12, 2025 By Mackenzie Jackson In Aikido
If you upgraded only to address CVE-2025-55182 (React2Shell), you may still be vulnerable. CVE-2025-55184 affects adjacent RSC code paths and can allow attackers to take your app offline, even without gaining code execution. You should ensure you’re running the latest patched React and Next.js versions, including fixes for the follow-up CVE-2025-67779.
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Inside the Latest Innovations Powering Falcon Exposure Management

Dec 12, 2025 By Rona Kedmi In CrowdStrike
Today’s adversaries operate at machine speed. According to the CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report, the average eCrime breakout time — from initial compromise to lateral movement — has dropped to just 48 minutes, down from 62 minutes in the previous year. Traditional vulnerability management can’t keep up.
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