Malware: Anubis, Arkei, AryStinger, Chisel, Coathanger, CryptoBandits, CyberStrike Harvester, DarkComet, DarkKomet, DragonForce, EKZ Infostealer, EKZ Stealer, FakeUpdates, fg_sniffer, FGSniffer, FortigateSniffer, FortiGate Sniffer, GentleKiller, Gentlemen, GOLD IONIC, harvest_orig, HavocKiller, HexKiller, HwAudKiller,…
The White House Executive Order on securing the nation against advanced cryptographic attacks accelerates the mandatory timeline for post-quantum readiness. For years, post-quantum cryptography has been discussed as an important,…
The new OMB logging directive raises the bar on log collection and explicitly ties every maturity milestone to how well agencies know what’s on their networks. Learn why asset visibility…
Cisco Live AMER 2026 was the perfect place to put the Agentic SOC to work, protecting the attendees and conference infrastructure. We innovated by giving the Agentic SOC access to…
For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 6th July, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. TOP ATTACKS AND BREACHES River Bank & Trust, a US financial…
AI is now part of almost every conversation in security operations. Most teams are already investing in it, experimenting with it, or trying to understand where it fits. The challenge…
Cisco Talos is actively tracking infrastructure and malware associated with UAT-7810, an advanced persistent threat (APT) actor responsible for maintaining and proliferating the LapDogs Operational Relay Box (ORB) network, first…
Agentic AI is evolving from assistants that answer questions into systems that can remember, use tools, call APIs, interact with SaaS applications, and improve over time. Hermes Agent, developed by…
Malware: ABCD ransomware, Agenda, AgendaCrypt, AK47 Ransomware, AKO Doxware, Babuk, BabyLockerKZ, BARADAI, Baxtoy, BEACON, Black Basta, buildx641, CatB, CatB99, Cobalt Strike, Conti, Coroxy, DragonForce, DroxiDat, GentleKiller, Gentlemen, Havoc, HavocKiller, HexKiller,…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the enterprise faster than most security models were built to handle. In just a few years, it has become part of everyday enterprise work. And…
