Artificial intelligence is transforming cybersecurity at a pace no one expected. Attackers now use AI to craft realistic phishing, automate CVE exploits, and evade detection. Defenders respond with AI-driven analytics, automation, and penetration testing.

HttpTroy is a stealthy backdoor campaign that impersonates VPN software to trick users and evade detection.

A massive global cyber outage triggered by an endpoint security tool failure exposed major weaknesses in vendor-software reliance. Learn how CVE management, vendor risk and penetration testing combine to build cyber resilience.

A recent breach at DoorDash exposed usernames, emails, phone numbers and physical addresses. This blog explains how attackers exploit contact data, the importance of CVE-based vulnerability tracking, how penetration testing can surface weak links, and the steps companies must take now to secure operations and data.

A critical vulnerability in React and Next.js known as CVE 2025 55182 allows unauthenticated remote code execution. This blog explains how the flaw works, how attackers exploit it and what developers and organizations must do now to protect their applications.

The United Kingdom sanctioned several Chinese cyber firms in 2025 due to hybrid threat and intelligence concerns. This blog explains what happened, why supply chain security and CVE management are now critical, and what organisations must do to protect their systems.

Coupang suffered a major data breach in 2025 that exposed customer information and led to the resignation of its CEO. This blog explains how the breach happened, how attackers exploit vulnerabilities, why CVE tracking and penetration testing are critical, and what companies must do now to strengthen their defences.

A bug in Windows 11 sign-in options can weaken authentication protections and allow bypass attempts. This blog explains how the issue works, potential exploitation scenarios, and what users and organisations should do to protect their systems through patching, configuration changes, and penetration testing.

A VMware ESXi zero-day vulnerability is being actively exploited in ransomware attacks, threatening enterprise servers and virtual machines. This blog explains how the exploit works, why hypervisor security matters, and what organisations should do to defend their infrastructure.

A ransomware attack on Bridgepay highlights the ongoing risk to payment processors and enterprise infrastructure. This blog explains how attackers typically exploit vulnerabilities, the importance of CVE tracking and penetration testing, and key steps organisations should take to protect their systems.

CISA has updated its guidance to remove certain edge devices from the critical infrastructure list. This blog explains why edge device security still matters, real risk scenarios, and what organisations must do including patching, configuration management, and penetration testing.