December 18, 2025

Critical HPE OneView Security Flaw Gives Attackers Control of Enterprise Systems and How Organisations Should Respond

A critical vulnerability in HPE OneView tracked as CVE 2025 37164 allows unauthenticated remote code execution. This blog explains the flaw impact and best practices for patching CVEs and strengthening infrastructure security.
December 19, 2025

Urgent Cisco Security Alert on AsyncOS Exploit and How to Harden Your Network Appliances

Cisco has warned of active cyberattacks exploiting misconfigured AsyncOS email security appliances. This blog explains how attackers abuse configuration weaknesses, why email systems are targeted, and what organisations should do now to reduce risk.
December 19, 2025

New UEFI Firmware Flaw Enables Early Boot DMA Attacks on Major Motherboards in 2025

A critical UEFI firmware vulnerability in Asus ASRock Gigabyte and MSI motherboards allows early boot direct memory access attacks that bypass operating system security. This blog explains how the flaw works how it can be exploited and what organisations must do to protect against firmware level threats.
January 2, 2026

Dentsu Merkle Cyberattack Exposes Client Data in 2025 and What Organisations Should Do Next

Dentsu Merkle suffered a cyberattack in 2025 that exposed internal and client data. This blog explains how attackers may have exploited vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, the role of penetration testing and CVE management, and practical steps organisations should take to protect themselves now.
February 3, 2026

Windows 11 sign-in bug and authentication risk explained

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.
February 5, 2026

VMware ESXi Zero-Day Ransomware Attack and How Organisations Can Secure Their Servers

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.
February 6, 2026

F5 Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in BIG-IP and What Organisations Must Do to Secure Their Networks

F5 has patched critical vulnerabilities in its BIG-IP products that could be exploited for remote code execution or administrative bypass. This blog explains the risks, how attackers exploit network appliance flaws, and what organisations must do to protect their infrastructure.
February 7, 2026

Bridgepay Ransomware Attack Exposes Payment Platform Vulnerabilities and What Organisations Must Do to Protect Their Systems

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.
February 7, 2026

CISA Updates Guidance on Removing Edge Devices From Critical Infrastructure Lists and What Organisations Must Know

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.
February 9, 2026

Hackers Abuse Free Firebase Developer Accounts for Malicious Campaigns

Hackers are abusing free Firebase developer accounts to serve malicious content, phishing pages, and malware. This blog explains how these abuses work, the risks they pose, and what organisations should do including stronger access controls, monitoring, and penetration testing.
February 11, 2026

FortiOS LDAP Authentication Bypass Vulnerability Raises Enterprise Security Concerns

A FortiOS LDAP authentication bypass vulnerability could allow attackers to evade login protections and access firewall management systems. Enterprises should patch affected systems and review authentication controls immediately.