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The disclosure of the critical PHP2Shell vulnerabilities has prompted organisations worldwide to ask the question: how quickly can we determine our exposure and take...

AI featured throughout Gartner’s Security and Risk Management Summit, but its implications reached far beyond the introduction of new tools. Discussions examined how...

Security teams need to adapt as technology, attacker behaviour and business requirements evolve. Doing that reliably requires controls that can be tested, adjusted and...

Knowing where a security problem exists is only the beginning. Organisations also need to understand its significance, decide what to do and give somebody responsibility...

AI dominated discussions at last week’s Gartner’s Security and Risk Management Summit, with a clear focus on how organisations can adopt it securely and demonstrate its...

The arrival of Mythos AI has sparked intense debate across the cybersecurity industry. From security researchers to mainstream media, the conversation has swung between fascination and fear to indifference with some stating that we’ve all seen such hype before.

Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview has triggered a wave of bold claims about the future AI and its role in cybersecurity. Reports of thousands of vulnerabilities discovered, including issues that have supposedly existed undetected for decades, position the model as a transformative force in both attack and defence. Alongside this, initiatives like Project Glasswing signal an industry effort to get ahead of the risks before they fully materialise.

Crowdstrike have now published their preliminary post incident report (PIR) into the issue that impacted 8.5m Windows hosts. Their preliminary report is available in full on the CrowdStrike website:https://www.crowdstrike.com/falcon-content-update-remediation-and-guidance-hub/)