Organizations are facing a growing army of zombie assets—forgotten code, abandoned APIs, and unmanaged infrastructure that continue to pose security risks long after they’ve been officially retired. These digital undead are expanding attack surfaces and enabling breaches despite being considered dea
Palo Alto Networks has unveiled Cortex AgentiX, a platform for building and governing AI agents in cybersecurity. The move signals a strategic push toward autonomous security operations and addresses the industry’s manual investigation challenges.
Staff reductions at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency come at what analysts describe as the worst possible moment for national security. With cyberattacks surging 40% globally this year and AI supercharging threat capabilities, sources indicate the agency’s diminished capacity creates dangerous gaps in cross-sector defense coordination.
The recent staff reductions at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have reportedly landed at what industry observers describe as a critical juncture for national digital security. According to analysis from cybersecurity professionals familiar with the situation, CISA functions as the central nervous system connecting government, industry, and critical infrastructure in a shared defense network. When that coordination weakens, organizations depending on timely threat intelligence become incrementally more exposed.
Recent cyberattacks against manufacturers like Jaguar Land Rover and Masimo demonstrate how digital threats have evolved from IT problems to full-scale operational crises. With one manufacturer experiencing a five-week production halt, industry experts warn that lean manufacturing operations face existential risks from inadequate cybersecurity. The shift requires manufacturers to treat cyber resilience as a core business priority rather than just a compliance checkbox.
These days, manufacturing disruptions aren’t coming from mechanical failures or faulty equipment. According to industry analysis, factories are increasingly grinding to a halt because of cyber incidents that target the very systems keeping production lines moving.
Neato Robotics’ robot vacuum cleaners are losing their smart functionality as cloud services are being discontinued. The shutdown means users can no longer control their devices through the MyNeato app or customize cleaning routines, reducing the once-smart vacuums to manual operation only.
Neato Robotics’ robot vacuum cleaners are about to get a lot less intelligent. According to reports from The Verge, users are receiving notifications that cloud services for the devices will be discontinued, effectively stripping the smart vacuums of their app-based controls and scheduling capabilities.
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A sophisticated phishing operation attributed to Iranian threat actor MuddyWater has compromised email accounts to distribute malware globally. The campaign uses malicious Word documents to deploy backdoors and credential stealers against high-value targets.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated global phishing campaign that leverages compromised email accounts to distribute malware, according to reports from threat intelligence firm Group-IB. The espionage operation, attributed with high confidence to the Iran-linked threat actor known as MuddyWater, has targeted international organizations across multiple regions in what analysts suggest is an intelligence-gathering initiative.
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