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Our expanded reporting, deeper analysis and sharper enterprise security coverage will help CISOs cut through the noise, assess emerging risks and make informed decisions that strengthen their security posture and business resilience.

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    White-glove security training closes executive vulnerability gap

    Executives present a unique security vulnerability. White-glove security training provides personalized strategies against impersonation, deepfake and spear phishing attacks.

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    The rise of token-theft attacks: No password or MFA needed

    Threat actors continue to find new ways to use stolen tokens to compromise protected systems. AI only makes it easier for them.

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    Beyond the perimeter: The shift to data-centric protection

    Traditional network boundaries have all but disappeared. Enterprises must find new ways to protect their digital assets in a world where SaaS and multi-cloud deployments dominate.

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    CISO’s guide to nonhuman identity security

    Nonhuman identities are one of the fastest-growing yet least-governed access risks in the enterprise today. Learn how to address them.

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    Help desk deepfakes: Why CISOs must rethink verification

    Protecting the help desk from deepfake threats doesn't necessarily mean deploying the latest detection tools. Prioritizing policy over detection can stop deepfakes in their tracks.

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    Expert Advice // Understanding the ins and outs of cyber insurance

    Cyber insurance explained, from selection to post-purchase

    Before you sign on the dotted line, make sure you understand what cyber insurance can and can't do -- and what type of policy will do the most for your organization.

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    Max-severity GitLab flaw lets attackers run code on servers

    A high-impact GitLab flaw lets unauthenticated attackers run code on self-managed servers. Every release since 2014 is affected.

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    PHP2Shell disclosure unravels after leaks forced early patch drop

    Although website shutdowns were inevitable to patch critical PHP flaws, early leaks and a broken embargo turned routine maintenance into an emergency scramble.

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    PHP2Shell: 22M exposed servers at risk as emergency patches released

    AI gave defenders a head start, but PHP2Shell has sparked a chaotic race against automated exploits across 22 million vulnerable servers.