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Application security risk: How leaders can protect their businesses
The increasingly complex nature of software combined with pressure to develop and rollout new features quickly makes application security a growing challenge. Application development infrastructure is full of significant security risks, according to research by Legit Security. The issue is widespread – the researchers found high or critical risks in the developer environments of every company it examined. And there…
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AI security blunders have cyber professionals scrambling
Generative AI is no longer a novelty for businesses, but an essential utility – and that means headaches for cybersecurity professionals. According to a new report from Palo Alto Networks, generative AI traffic rocketed in 2024, rising by more than 890%. Analysis by the security firm found the technology is mostly being used as a writing assistant, accounting for 34%…
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Public sector organizations are drowning in security debt
The public sector is drowning in security debt, according to new research, taking almost a year on average to fix software security flaws. A new study from Veracode found that public sector bodies need an average of 315 days to fix half their software vulnerabilities — significantly higher than the overall average of 252 days. Analysis of 1.3 million unique…
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Enterprises are worried about agentic AI security risks – Gartner says the answer is just adding more AI agents
With enterprises ramping up the use of AI agents, new research suggests many might turn to the technology itself to establish guardrails. Analysis from Gartner shows ‘guardian agents’ will account for anywhere between 10 to 15% of the broader agentic AI market by 2030. These agents are designed specifically to support and mediate interactions with AI agents, the consultancy explained.…
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Cisco eyes network security gains for agentic AI
Cisco has unveiled a raft of security-focused product updates as the networking giant delves further into agentic AI. Announced at the 2025 Cisco Live event in San Diego this week, the company said it is “fusing security capabilities deeper into its networking infrastructure” in a bid to alleviate AI-related security concerns for enterprise leaders and cyber professionals alike. These updates…
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How to Customize the Aventon Adventure 3: Speed, Security, and App Settings
Aventon’s new Adventure 3 is an excellent e-bike, as you can see in my Adventure 3 review, and it’s loaded with customization options. While it’s great with the factory settings, I like to get in there and change my tech around, to turn an e-bike into my e-bike. Here’s how I changed my top speed, tuned my assistance, and set-up…
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Paypal vs Venmo security: Which is more secure?
PayPal vs Venmo: Which is more secure? Choosing an online payment service isn’t just about convenience. Whether you’re paying for online shopping or accepting payments from clients, you should know whether PayPal or Venmo is more secure. People often ask us: Is PayPal safe? (And is Venmo safe?) In this guide, we’ve answered these critical payment app security questions. Our…
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ConnectWise rotating code signing certificates over security concerns
ConnectWise is warning customers that it is rotating the digital code signing certificates used to sign ScreenConnect, ConnectWise Automate, and ConnectWise RMM executables over security concerns. Digital certificates are used to sign executables so those downloading the files know they come from a trusted source. This ensures that code has not been tampered with before it reaches the end user.…
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Redstor and TitanHQ merge to create ‘MSP-first’ security provider
Bregal Milestone has announced the launch of CyberCentric, a new MSP-first cybersecurity and data protection company formed from the merger of Redstor and TitanHQ. The combined business will create a unified cybersecurity platform built for MSPs and their customers, and will operate across the UK and Ireland, Europe, and North America. CyberCentriq CEO, James Griffin, said the company will set…
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Disinformation security is a major concern for cyber teams – here’s what your business can do
While new for cybersecurity, disinformation is not new to the world overall. We’ve had misinformation, disinformation and propaganda for centuries, and ‘social engineering’ is an evolution of this with a cybersecurity bend. People have been creating fake or falsified videos and images for as long as we’ve had cameras and editing software, notes Daniel Ayoub, senior director analyst at Gartner.…
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