Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Almost any enterprise SOC looks the same from the inside. Cloud platform. EDR. Identity provider. A couple of firewalls. A vulnerability scanner nobody fully trusts. And a SIEM that's supposed to hold it all together. Every tool works fine on its own. They just don't talk to each other. So the analyst becomes the glue. Terrible job for a person. Burns them out fast.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers can read your files, your tokens, and your build scripts. When a server runs as a quiet stdio process on a developer laptop, every gateway, proxy, and SIEM that inspects only HTTP traffic loses sight of it. The NSA's Artificial Intelligence Security Center covered this ground in its 20 May 2026 information sheet on MCP security design, which advises keeping data processing local where possible and separating components by trust level. Running a server locally satisfies the first point. It does nothing for the second unless somebody can see the process.

Edge AI systems bring data center-class computing into offices, labs, and remote facilities where environmental controls and security practices may vary. Their compact size makes deployment easier, but it also creates new risks involving physical access, local networks, software supply chains, and sensitive data. Securing these systems requires a clear plan that covers the device, its operating environment and every service connected to it.

SMB1001 is a cybersecurity standard that helps small and medium-sized businesses demonstrate their security controls through five certification tiers, from Bronze to Diamond. Dynamic Standards International (DSI) develops the SMB1001 standard but does not issue certificates. CyberCert, its current SMB1001 authorised certifier, manages certification and issues certificates through its digital platform.

Wondering how email hackers and phishing work, and why they bypass the regular email filters? Find out what phishing and BEC actually are, how they work, and what strategies can help you prevent them.

X-VPN's open-source Talaria protocol delivers over 200% aggregate speed improvement in internal tests, while an independent security audit identifies no vulnerabilities.