Real-world incidents, breaking threats, and what they mean for critical infrastructure and OT security.
A Sandworm attack in December 2025 hit 30 Polish energy facilities, permanently damaged ICS devices, and left operators blind across the grid. Initial access: default credentials on a FortiGate firewall.
Attackers impersonated a legitimate open-source tool on GitHub and pushed infostealers via Bing AI search results. The breach didn’t start with a firewall failure. It started with a search result.
New research shows most attacks on cyber-physical systems used basic remote access tools to reach exposed HMI and SCADA systems — not zero-days. The entry point was visibility, not sophistication.
NDR detects threats but leaves enforcement to other tools. NDPR closes that gap with inline prevention at the network layer, before the alert even fires.
PacketViper today announced the general availability of PacketViper 6.0 — the most complete, highest-performing release in the company’s history and a fundamental rethinking of what a unified cyber defense platform can do.
Mandiant M-Trends 2026 shows attackers using AI to accelerate reconnaissance. The question worth asking: what does your defense look like when the recon window shrinks from weeks to hours?
Iran spent six months quietly building hacking infrastructure inside US networks before Operation Epic Fury. This is not an intelligence failure. It is an architecture failure.
A defacement campaign hit 15,000+ Magento sites with no production patch available. Here is what that means for organizations still depending on patch cycles as their primary defense.
SecurityWeek says predictive security is collapsing. They are right. But the answer is not better prediction.
Passive discovery, device intelligence, per-asset virtual agents, and inline enforcement in a unified architecture — without agents, probe packets, or modifications to protected devices.