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Nagomi Control Brings CTEM Into Action

Nagomi Security has announced the next step in its platform evolution with Nagomi Control, a new release that redefines Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) by enabling security teams to shift from identifying exposures to fixing them. Nagomi Control provides an execution layer for CTEM. While many cybersecurity programs use CTEM to identify risks, they often lack the ability to act on them. This solution allows teams to automatically address exposures, reduce risk at scale, and...

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Check Point Acquires AI Security Company Lakera

Yesterday, Check Point announced that it had entered into an agreement to acquire Lakera, an AI-native security platform for Agentic AI applications. It has been revealed that the acquisition has cost $300m. By joining forces with Lakera, Check Point sets a new standard in cybersecurity, becoming able to deliver a full end-to-end AI security stack designed to protect enterprises as they accelerate their AI journey. In an effort to accelerate innovation, businesses are increasingly integrating...

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Find Out How You Can Defend Your Organisation Against AI Driven Attacks

KnowBe4, the world renowned cybersecurity platform is hosting its annual CyberSecure Leeds event on Wednesday 24th September as part of the Leeds Digital Festival. This exciting event will focus on the rise of AI-driven cyber threats and how organisations can stay protected by focusing on what matters most, its employees. So “when AI strikes, humans defend”.     The use of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity attacks is ever growing in scale and sophistication. This has caused...

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The Future of Human Risk Management: The Zensory and Brigantia Partnership A Year On

Cybersecurity distributor Brigantia and The Zensory, the popular wellbeing and productivity platform dedicated to transforming work habits, have been working together for a whole year now. The partnership set out with a hefty aim: to tackle one of the biggest threats in cybersecurity - human error. No small feat. Reporting on the success of the past year, Brigantia revealed that 94% of its users reported improved calmness and 82% reported better focus when using The Zensory. By...

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Spanish club Girona FC selects WatchGuard as Official Cybersecurity Supplier

WatchGuard Technologies, a provider of unified cybersecurity, has announced that it is now the Official Cybersecurity Supplier of Spanish football club Girona FC. The strategic partnership marks a significant step in the Club’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its digital security.   Under the terms of the partnership, WatchGuard will apply its Unified Security Platform® architecture to safeguard Girona FC's digital environment across all key facilities, including its Montilivi stadium and training centre in Vilablareix, the...

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AI Appreciation Day: Celebrating Progress, Embracing Responsibility

The Turing Test measures machine intelligence by assessing whether an AI can engage in conversations indistinguishable from those of a human. Conceptualized by Alan Turing in 1950, the Turing Test originally qualified a computer’s capacity for human-like intelligence by its ability to imitate human-like responses and reasoning in natural language dialogue. Yet as large language models demonstrate increasingly sophisticated conversational abilities, experts like Hassan Taher question whether this decades-old framework adequately measures what matters most...

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Digital Legacy AI CEO Glenn Devitt Bridges Military Intelligence and Cybersecurity

Former Army Special Operations Intelligence specialist combines battlefield experience with cutting-edge cybersecurity expertise to revolutionize digital inheritance while addressing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities. The cybersecurity landscape demands leaders who understand both technical complexity and operational reality under pressure. Glenn Devitt represents a rare convergence of these capabilities—a former U.S. Army Special Operations Intelligence veteran whose 11 years of military service, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, where he earned two Bronze Star Medals, now drives innovation...

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Check Point Unveils Enterprise Browser to Secure BYOD and Third-Party Devices

Check Point Software has expanded its Harmony SASE offering with the launch of Enterprise Browser, a tool designed to close one of the biggest gaps in enterprise security: unmanaged devices. The new feature extends Zero Trust protections to personal laptops, contractor devices, and third-party endpoints without requiring agents or corporate ownership. Built on Chromium, the Enterprise Browser creates an isolated, ephemeral workspace that applies enterprise-grade security controls during each session, removing all sensitive data once...

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Bringing the Human Back into Cybersecurity: What Values-Based Education Teaches Us About Digital Mindfulness

Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with Inda Sahota, the dynamic and deeply empathetic force behind cybersecurity awareness at Fresenius Group. What struck me most wasn’t just her deep understanding of human-centric security, it was how naturally she bridges the gap between personal values and professional practice. Inda brings her whole self into her work: her empathy, intuition, and a grounding in values passed down from her parents, progressive thinkers and first generation Punjabi...

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Data Breach Cyber attack code

Workday, a leading provider of human resources and financial management software, has confirmed that it fell victim to a data breach stemming from a social engineering attack targeting a third-party Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system. According to the company, the breach did not impact its customer tenants or the secure data therein; instead, the compromised system contained primarily “commonly available business contact information,” including names, email addresses, and phone numbers. Threat actors initiated the breach...

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