PowerShell is a command line shell and scripting language developed by Microsoft. The original version, Windows PowerShell, runs only on Windows and is no longer actively developed; it receives just bug fixes and security updates. The modern version is called simply PowerShell. Built on the.NET framework, it is open source and supports multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS and Linux. Here is a summary of the product’s evolution.

The team at Seemplicity is thrilled to announce a set of new features to enhance our customers’ experience with our platform! This release enhances intelligent automation and insights, personalization and customization, and overall user experience. Here’s what’s new.

Program leadership and organizational change management are essential to the successful implementation of the HITRUST CSF. Leadership provides the strategic direction, resources, and decision-making authority needed to drive the initiative, while OCM ensures that the cultural and behavioral aspects of the change are effectively managed.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a subset of Identity and Access Management (IAM) that specifically addresses controlling access for users who work with the most sensitive systems and data within an organization, such as IT, information security and DevOps personnel. Among other tasks, PAM enforces the principle of least privilege, which grants users the minimum level of systems and data access they need to do their jobs.

On February 18, CISA has added the recently published Palo Alto Networks CVE-2025-0108 to the list of known exploited vulnerabilities. To date, according to GreyNoise, there are over 25 known distinct public sources attempting exploitation. Unmitigated, this vulnerability can lead to significantly weakened network defenses and open doors for data leakages, financial compromises, and ransomware down the road.

There was once a famous advertising tagline used in TV commercials. "But wait, there's more!" This line was used to sell knives that could cut through a soda can and stay sharp enough to slice a tomato, but now there is a more up-to-date situation where the line is still applicable. "You bought Microsoft 365, great!

The way we think about data security is changing. Organizations need to protect sensitive information while still making it accessible for innovation and business growth. But as cyber threats grow more sophisticated and regulations become more stringent, security teams face a major challenge. This is where Data Security Platforms (DSPs) come in—they provide a unified approach to safeguarding data, ensuring compliance, and reducing complexity.

Software supply chain security risks are mounting. As noted in Veracode’s State of Software Security (SoSS) report, organizations of all sizes are drowning in security debt, and a large portion of the critical debt can be attributed to third-party vulnerabilities.

Today's buyers are doing their homework—they want to know they can trust your business before they commit. According to Vanta’s latest State of Trust report, nearly 65% of companies say their customers, investors, and suppliers increasingly require proof of compliance before making a purchase. ‍