Is Unified Access Control Zero Trust’s Silver Bullet?

Is Unified Access Control Zero Trust’s Silver Bullet?

With the advent of Zero Trust architecture, where the principle of “never trust, always verify” prevails, the importance of comprehensive access control has never been more pronounced. As cyber threats grow increasingly sophisticated, organizations are turning to advanced access control mechanisms to safeguard their sensitive data and assets. Unified Access Control (UAC) is at the forefront of this movement, enhancing enterprise security through three foundational pillars: Simplicity, Automation, and Insight. By embracing UAC, organizations can…

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Oracle To Address 320 Vulnerabilities in January Patch Update

Oracle To Address 320 Vulnerabilities in January Patch Update

Software giant Oracle is expected to release patches for 320 new security vulnerabilities affecting over 90 products and services across 27 categories. These categories include Oracle’s Communications applications and executives, Construction and Engineering appliances, middleware and servers, and products and services part of the Oracle E-Business Suite. According to a pre-release announcement, the concerned vulnerabilities range from low  – with some being attributed CVSS scores between 4 and 6 – to critical severity. The most…

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Trump charges DOGE with modernizing federal technology and software

Trump charges DOGE with modernizing federal technology and software

Within the renamed USDS, the order creates a temporary organization “dedicated to advancing the President’s 18-month DOGE agenda.” The US DOGE Service Temporary Organization will cease to exist on July 4, 2026. Across government, each agency head will be required to establish a “DOGE Team” consisting of four or more employees within 30 days. The teams will typically consist of a team lead, an engineer, a human resources specialist, and an attorney, and will be…

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Russian Ransomware Groups Deploy Email Bombing and Teams Vishing

Russian Ransomware Groups Deploy Email Bombing and Teams Vishing

Security experts have warned that two ransomware groups are attempting to trick corporate victims into providing remote access to their machines, for data exfiltration and possible extortion. Sophos said it was tracking the threats as STAC5143 and STAC5777. The latter shares characteristics of Storm-1811 – a financially motivated cybercrime group known to deploy Black Basta ransomware. STAC5143 is a “previously unreported threat cluster” with possible links to prolific threat actors FIN7. Both campaigns observed by…

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How to troubleshoot Linux app startup issues with the journalctl command

How to troubleshoot Linux app startup issues with the journalctl command

Nodar Chernishev/Getty Images Something rarely goes wrong with Linux, but that doesn’t mean the operating system is immune to problems. Every once in a while, I’ll install a new service or app and then go to start it with the command: sudo systemctl start NAME Where NAME is the name of the app or service. Also: The first 5 Linux commands every new user should learn There have been instances where the service refuses to start…

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Medusa Ransomware: What You Need To Know

Medusa Ransomware: What You Need To Know

What is the Medusa ransomware? Medusa is a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) platform that first came to prominence in 2023. The ransomware impacts organisations running Windows, predominantly exploiting vulnerable and unpatched systems and hijacking accounts through initial access brokers. Initial access brokers? Initial access brokers (IABs) specialise in gaining unauthorised access to the networks of organisations, and then sell that access to other cybercriminals – such as ransomware gangs like Medusa. So the ransomware attackers may not…

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Helping the Energy Sector Navigate NERC Complexities

Helping the Energy Sector Navigate NERC Complexities

The energy sector is the cornerstone of modern infrastructure, powering essential services and supporting the daily operations of economies worldwide. However, it also faces unique cybersecurity challenges, particularly in complying with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation’s Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC CIP) standards. Cyber threats keep growing in sophistication and frequency and the sector’s critical assets—such as power grids, pipelines, and renewable energy networks—face unprecedented risk. The implications of a cyberattack on these systems extend…

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NASA's Cybersecurity Initiative: What Spacecraft Manufacturers Need to Know

NASA's Cybersecurity Initiative: What Spacecraft Manufacturers Need to Know

NASA is about to introduce new requirements for its contractors. These requirements will dramatically improve the cybersecurity of spacecraft and the US’ resilience to cyber threats. But what do these requirements mean for spacecraft manufacturers? What challenges will they face? And what will they need to do to comply? Keep reading to find out.  Understanding the Cyber Space Threat While NASA has cybersecurity requirements for its spacecraft in operation, these requirements do not extend to…

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Delays in TSMC’s Arizona plant spark supply chain worries

Delays in TSMC’s Arizona plant spark supply chain worries

Delays at TSMC’s Arizona plant could compel its customers to rely on Taiwan-based facilities, leaving them vulnerable to geopolitical risks tied to Taiwan’s dominance in semiconductor production. “This situation could also delay the rollout of next-generation products in the US market, affecting timelines for AI, gaming, and high-performance computing innovations,” Rawat said. “Moreover, without access to local, advanced chips, US tech companies will incur higher transportation and import costs, diminishing their profit margins. In competitive…

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Why some companies are backing away from the public cloud

Why some companies are backing away from the public cloud

PM Images/Getty Images The cloud has dominated enterprise technology provision for a decade or more. Public cloud services, with huge capacity, commitments to security, and assurances that the latest and greatest technologies are running underneath, offer a compelling value proposition. In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), capacity is critical. However, a new survey suggests evidence of a movement away from public provision. Close to seven in 10 companies (69%) have moved at least some…

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