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In this demo video, we introduce you to Polaris's application risk scoring capability. Discover how to identify the most risky applications in your organization, adjust risk levels based on business and environmental factors, and prioritize remediation efforts. Watch now on YouTube! https://bit.ly/46LMAAF

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NIS2 maps 100% to ISO/IEC 27001 ISMS. Make compliance management easier by integrating cybersecurity requirements into one single control registry.

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To become ISO 42001 certified, organizations must navigate a defined, multi-stage process from early advisory work and scoping through design, implementation, and formal audit. Without a clear roadmap in place, teams often face implementation rework, stakeholder misalignment, and certification delays. In this co-authored article, Joe Sigman, Manager of AI Assessments and ISO Certification Services at Schellman, and Sawyer Miller, Director of Advisory and Assurance at risk3sixty, provide step-by-step guidance to walk you through the ISO 42001 certification process, outlining what to expect at each phase, what auditors will look for, and how to prepare your organization for a smooth, successful certification. Tap the image below to learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q03WGkB-0

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An incident response playbook should do more than list phases on a slide. This practical guide explains how to triage fast, contain without destroying evidence, assign decisions clearly, manage communications, and move from investigation to recovery...

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Uncomplicate your GRC with Scy’s AI Evidence Reviewer Automatically review audit evidence for completeness and accuracy, cutting manual effort by up to 90%. That means fewer errors, faster gap identification, and significantly less time spent gathering evidence, helping your team avoid costly delays and get audit-ready, faster.  Curious how Scy is redefining GRC? Let’s show you: https://lnkd.in/d5_qiy9u

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Your network isn’t getting simpler. Your vulnerability strategy shouldn’t stay stuck in manual mode. BackBox helps security and network teams cut through the noise, prioritize what matters, and take action faster. View the infographic and learn more. Link in the comments.

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Most security incidents are preceded by detectable signals such as anomalous behavior, credential exposure, or emerging infrastructure misuse. The challenge is identifying and acting on these indicators early enough to matter. Proactive risk mitigation focuses on correlating intelligence with internal telemetry to surface exposure points before they are weaponized. When teams have contextual, high-fidelity insights, they can harden configurations, enforce preventive controls, and pre stage response actions that limit attacker movement. This is how organizations reduce dwell time, minimize blast radius, and prevent routine threats from escalating into full incidents. It is not about generating more data. It is about converting intelligence into measurable risk reduction. #CTIQ #ThreatIntelligence #CyberSecurity #RiskMitigation #DetectionEngineering

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An interesting look at how ransomware actors are leveraging AWS features and access control misconfigurations to hold cloud data hostage.

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CISA warns of Pro-Russia hacktivists targeting VNC in critical infrastructure. Don Bowman argues these are state-sponsored threats and explains why your firewall isn't enough to stop them.

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APIs are at the heart of modern business—and attackers know it. ModernCyber breaks down NIST’s top guidelines for API protection, turning best practices into actionable steps for every team. Strengthen your API security posture and keep your organization one step ahead. #ModernCyber #API #NIST

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Most breaches start with a click - not a firewall failure. UNVEIL simulates phishing, impersonation, and social engineering tactics to identify human vulnerabilities and help your teams build real resilience. No blame. No shaming. Just insight, education, and stronger defenses.

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Six security teams shipped six OpenClaw defense tools in 14 days. Three attack surfaces survived: runtime semantic exfiltration, cross-agent context leakage and agent-to-agent trust chains with zero mutual authentication. Here is what each one does,...

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📘 The 2025 CISO Benchmark Report is packed with data-backed insights from 170+ security leaders across the retail and hospitality sectors. 🔍 Learn how companies are: • Cutting tech debt 2.5x faster • Strengthening business continuity • Investing in AI and third-party defense • Closing the NIST security maturity gap Don’t miss these critical takeaways for strategic cyber planning. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/ex8jPSyV #CISOReport #CyberResilience #DigitalCoreSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #RHISAC #CyberLeadership

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Your SIEM screams at 2:14 AM. You roll over. It’s another false positive. Or is it? The weight of “What if I ignore this one?” That’s your real threat surface. As a CISO, your job isn’t just threat detection. It’s threat prioritization. It’s risk translation. It’s boardroom brevity + basement-level visibility. But lately, your stack is a Franken-stack: → EDR that’s noisy → MDR that’s templated → SOC that escalates everything to you anyway Here’s the reality: You didn’t sign up to babysit 3 dashboards at once. You signed up to secure the business. And when every alert becomes your alert You don’t have a security posture. You have a stress posture. That’s where Titan comes in. Real-time correlation across your endpoint, cloud, and network Noise-reduction models built to flag what matters Defense Center that doesn’t pass the buck , it solves the problem 24/7 SOC that knows your context, not just your logs We help CISOs like you breathe between the breaches. No more playing whack-a-mole with alerts. No more reactive firefighting. Just proactive, precision-built defense. Because your sleep should be as secure as your servers. Let’s upgrade your peace of mind: https://zurl.co/uepn4

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PCI DSS. HIPAA. NIST 800-53. GDPR. SOX. Different frameworks. Different requirements. The same underlying log data. LogZilla AI Compliance maps log events across multiple frameworks at once. One analysis. Five frameworks. No manual control mapping. Audit preparation becomes structured instead of reactive. Learn how AI-driven compliance reporting simplifies multi-framework audits: https://lnkd.in/gD2G-S6J #Compliance #GRC #NIST #GDPR #SOX

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🚨 CISA-FBI ALERT: Interlock Ransomware Attacks Surge 🚨 A new wave of sophisticated attacks is underway. Interlock uses fake updates and download pop-ups to infiltrate systems—then encrypts and threatens to leak data. At RansomEye, we respond with real-time, modular defense built for this threat landscape. 🛡️ DPI Defense – Powered by RansomEye Modules: 🔹 DETECT • Linux Agent – Real-time system monitoring & AI inference • Windows Agent – File activity and user behavior tracking • KillChain Core – TTP mapping, adversarial graph scoring • Threat Intel Engine – Live IOC ingestion from MISP, OTX, Abuse.ch 🔹 PROTECT • Forensic Dump Engine – Auto-quarantines suspicious memory/process • Quarantine Manager – Service kill & hash-blocking on compromise • Policy Engine – Dynamic response rules per system criticality 🔹 INVESTIGATE • Timeline Builder – Root cause and chain-of-event reconstruction • IOC Export CLI – On-demand extraction of attack fingerprints • Dashboard UI – Full visibility across assets, alerts, and status With RansomEye, you don’t just detect threats — you contain, understand, and stay ahead of them. #RansomEye #Interlock #CISA #FBI #CyberSecurity #Ransomware #ThreatIntel #AIforSecurity #DPIDefense https://lnkd.in/eUeUSjq5

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Cybersecurity Week in Review April 6–10, 2026 A week defined by zero-day velocity, cloud-level exposure, and identity-driven intrusion reinforcing that today’s attack surface is shaped by speed, access, and configuration hygiene. Ransomware Speed: Hours, Not Days -- Microsoft reported a surge in high-velocity ransomware activity attributed to a financially motivated threat cluster leveraging both zero-day and n-day vulnerabilities. Full attack chains (from initial access to exfiltration) are now being executed in hours, compressing detection and response windows. -- Cloud Compromise & API Key Exposure CERT-EU confirmed a significant breach impacting European Commission cloud environments, where attackers reportedly leveraged a stolen API key linked to a supply-chain exposure. The intrusion enabled privilege escalation, secret harvesting, and large-scale data exfiltration underscoring the fragility of cloud credential security. -- ICS & Critical Infrastructure Targeting CISA expanded its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog and issued warnings on Iranian-affiliated actors targeting industrial control systems, including PLCs. The activity highlights continued adversary interest in operational technology as a strategic pressure point. -- Supply Chain: Open-Source at Scale Security researchers identified over 1,700 malicious open-source packages tied to North Korean operators, reinforcing the growing risk within developer ecosystems and the importance of continuous dependency validation. Takeaway The threat landscape is no longer defined by isolated incidents but by systemic weaknesses across identity, cloud control planes, and software supply chains. Organizations that will stay ahead are those that treat access, automation, and configuration as strategic priorities not technical afterthoughts. #Cybersecurity #WeekInReview #CloudSecurity #IdentitySecurity #SupplyChainSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #CISO #CyberLeadership

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