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Why Organizations Need Both IGA and PAM

As organizations develop modern Identity and Access Management (IAM) strategies to defend against advanced cyber threats, it’s essential to implement both Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) and Privileged Access Management (PAM) as part of a defense-in-depth approach. PAM provides granular control and monitoring of privileged accounts at runtime, while IGA ensures appropriate access is approved, governed and reviewed throughout the identity lifecycle.

Security Priorities and Expectations: A Board Level Overview

Compliance. Reporting. Risk visibility. These are no longer checkbox exercises in the boardroom. Today’s boards expect more than confirmation that regulations are being met. With evolving threats and AI-driven risk, they want regular, structured visibility into vulnerabilities, before gaps turn into incidents.

Nightfall DLP 2026: Corporate v. Personal Session Differentiation | Live Demo

See the future of data loss prevention in action. This live demo showcases Nightfall's breakthrough session differentiation technology that intelligently blocks sensitive file uploads to personal cloud accounts while seamlessly allowing them in corporate environments.

Ep 27: 2026 Security operations insights

On this episode of Masters of Data, we dive into our 2026 Intelligent Security Operations report. While 90% of 500+ security leaders see AI/ML cutting alert fatigue, actual implementation remains stuck at basic anomaly detection—not the full automation everyone wants. The gap is real: only 51% say their SIEM effectively reduces detection and response times, exposing serious maturity issues. Add rampant tool sprawl (most orgs run 3-10+ security tools that don't communicate), and you've got an integration nightmare. We explore how Model Control Protocol and AI agents could solve this, but here's the truth.

Emerging Threat: CVE-2026-24061 - Telnet Authentication Bypass in GNU Inetutils

CVE-2026-24061 is an authentication bypass vulnerability affecting the Telnet service provided by GNU Inetutils. The issue allows an unauthenticated remote attacker to bypass expected authentication checks and gain access to the Telnet service under certain conditions.

From IDE to CLI: Securing Agentic Coding Assistants

Today we’re excited to announce that Zenity now protects the most powerful, enterprise-critical coding assistants - Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot - from build-time to runtime. As AI becomes a first-class developer tool, Zenity gives security teams the visibility and control they need to safely embrace coding assistants everywhere they’re used, in IDEs, CLIs or in the cloud.

CrowdStrike Named a Customers' Choice in 2026 Gartner Voice of the Customer for Endpoint Protection Platforms

In today's threat landscape, an effective endpoint protection platform (EPP) is the cornerstone of an organization’s security posture. Built on this foundation, the CrowdStrike Falcon platform has established itself as a pioneer of AI-native security, enabling organizations across every sector and size to unify and automate their defenses across endpoint, identity, cloud, and data.

CVE-2025-60021 (CVSS 9.8): Command injection in Apache bRPC heap profiler

This research is published following the public release of a fix and CVE, in accordance with coordinated vulnerability disclosure best practices. CVE‑2025‑60021, a critical command injection issue in Apache bRPC’s /pprof/heap profiler endpoint, was identified during broader analysis of diagnostic and debugging surfaces in the framework. The issue was discovered using Vulnhalla, CyberArk Labs’ AI tool that assists in triaging CodeQL results using an LLM.

Zero Trust for Data Privacy: The Backbone of Modern Cybersecurity

Data privacy used to be the realm of hospitals, banks, and fervent devotees of the Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution. Something we knew we wanted but conceptually assumed wouldn’t affect most people. Our dependence on the Internet for almost all aspects of daily life has changed that. In 2026, data privacy and cybersecurity are deeply intertwined. Protecting sensitive information isn’t just about stopping hackers.