ITSecurityWire

As deepfakes become more sophisticated, verifying who you’re actually speaking to is becoming a critical cybersecurity challenge. GetReal Security has launched what it calls the first trust and authenticity platform, combining real-time, continuous identity verification with deepfake detection across voice and video interactions. It’s a significant step forward for organizations looking to protect high-stakes conversations, financial approvals, hiring decisions, and remote collaboration from AI-powered impersonation attacks. In a world where seeing and hearing is no longer enough, continuous identity verification may soon become a core part of enterprise security. Read more in the newsletter

For years, firewalls have been treated as the centerpiece of enterprise security. But today’s biggest risks often originate deeper in the network. Misconfigured routers, switches, and overly permissive access rules can create hidden exposures that undermine even the strongest perimeter defenses. As environments grow more complex, securing the network foundation is no longer optional; it is essential. Victoria Dimmick, CEO of Titania Ltd, shares why reducing breaches in 2026 starts with fixing what’s already within your control. Read here: #CyberSecurity #NetworkSecurity #CyberResilience #FirewallSecurity #ITInfrastructure #RiskManagement

Cyber resilience is no longer a best practice. It is becoming a business requirement. As the UK’s Cyber Security Resilience Bill moves through Parliament, more organizations, including data centers, MSPs, and digital infrastructure providers, may soon be classified as critical entities. For many, especially those operating complex OT environments, compliance will require a significant shift in how cyber risk is managed. In this leadership article, Rob Demain, CEO of e2e-assure, explains what the new legislation means, why many organizations are unprepared, and the practical steps leaders should take now to strengthen resilience. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dH7rMsd9 #CyberSecurity #CyberResilience #OperationalTechnology #OTSecurity #CriticalInfr

Lean SOCs operate in a constant state of trade-offs. When every alert requires analysts to jump between disconnected tools, valuable time is lost, and critical context can be missed. Kyle Pearson, Global Solutions Architect at Graylog, Inc., explores why the most effective security teams focus on reducing the steps between alert and decision. Small workflow improvements can have an outsized impact when resources are limited.   https://lnkd.in/d3SQZE6s #CyberSecurity #SOC #SecurityOperations #SIEM #ThreatDetection #Graylog #InfoSec

Security teams are drowning in alerts, dashboards, and disconnected tools, yet many still struggle to answer the most important question during an incident: what’s actually happening? For lean SOC teams, speed without context only creates more noise. The real shift happening in cybersecurity operations is moving from alert-heavy workflows to context-driven decision-making. In this piece, Kyle Pearson of Graylog, Inc. breaks down why integrating context directly into detection and investigation workflows is becoming critical for faster, smarter incident response. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d3SQZE6s

Quantum computing isn’t a future problem anymore; it’s a timing problem. As Nick New, CEO of Optalysys, highlights, the conversation has shifted from 'if' to 'when'. And that “when” is moving faster than most enterprises are prepared for. With Google advancing its Q-Day estimate to 2029, the window to act is shrinking. What once felt like a mid-2030s concern is now an immediate strategic priority. This isn’t just about stronger encryption. It’s about rethinking infrastructure, upgrading legacy systems, and embedding quantum resilience into core security frameworks. Because the real risk isn’t just when quantum breaks encryption, it’s whether organizations are ready before it does. https://lnkd.in/dPE9_mCz #Cybersecurity #QuantumComputing #PQC #DataSecurity #EnterpriseIT #DigitalTransformation

Most teams still treat cybersecurity and compliance as separate conversations. Euro 7 just merged them. In this interaction, Dr. Liz James, NCC Group, a critical shift: Cyber vulnerabilities that affect emissions are no longer just technical risks; they’re regulatory liabilities. That means threat modeling needs a new lens. Not just “can this system be compromised?” But “what happens to compliance if it is?” This is where automotive, cybersecurity, and regulation start to overlap in real ways. And honestly, many teams aren’t ready for that shift yet. https://lnkd.in/deXvRrM4 #AutomotiveCybersecurity #Euro7 #VehicleSecurity #Compliance #CyberRisk #AutomotiveIndustry #Regulation

As vehicles become software-defined, emissions compliance and cybersecurity are no longer separate conversations. They’re deeply connected. With Euro 7 reshaping expectations around emissions, data integrity, and anti-tampering controls, automotive manufacturers are being pushed to rethink risk far beyond traditional safety models. In this conversation, Dr. Liz James, of NCC Group explores how evolving regulations are colliding with cyber risk, and what that means for the future of automated and connected vehicles. A timely discussion on why compliance, security, and innovation now have to move together. https://lnkd.in/deXvRrM4 #AutomotiveCybersecurity #Euro7 #ConnectedVehicles #CyberSecurity #AutomotiveInnovation #RiskManagement #VehicleSecurity #RegTech #EVSecurity #NCCGroup

Censys is expanding its partner ecosystem with 55+ integrations across SIEM, SOAR, AI, and threat intelligence platforms, bringing external attack surface intelligence directly into security workflows. In this newsletter, we explore how these integrations are helping security teams accelerate response, enrich investigations, and strengthen collaboration across the SOC. #Cybersecurity #SecurityOperations #ThreatIntelligence #SOAR #SIEM #AISecurity #SecOps #Censys #DigitalTransformation

Cybersecurity isn’t short on awareness or budget. It’s short on execution. When attackers move at AI speed, delays in patching and response aren’t gaps; they’re entry points. —Mike Riemer Ivan, SVP of Network Security and Field CISO at Ivanti #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #AI