Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The web has evolved—and so have its risks. Today’s web pages are built with dozens of party scripts for ads, analytics, and dynamic features. While these improve user experience, they also open the door to cyber threats, especially when handling credit card data. As attackers increasingly target browsers rather than servers, the challenge of client-side security has grown into a critical concern for security and compliance teams.

Financial services firms are among the most highly regulated and risk-sensitive environments. User activity monitoring, compliance, and audit readiness are essential for protecting client data and maintaining operational integrity. With sensitive client data, critical financial systems, and increasingly complex compliance mandates, firms need more than traditional IT security tools. They need operational insight into user activity across their digital environment.

Artificial intelligence isn’t just a buzzword in cybersecurity—it’s rapidly becoming the backbone of both offense and defense in the digital battlefield. From hyper-realistic deepfakes to machine learning-powered threat detection, AI is fundamentally changing how we manage cyber exposure.

Kubernetes environments move fast — and when something breaks, it can break fast. If you’re a platform engineer managing stateful apps or a DevOps lead keeping critical workloads alive, you’ve likely felt the sting of a storage misstep. One wrong file deletion or a corrupted directory, and suddenly you’re restoring entire volumes just to recover a few megabytes.

Cyber threats aren’t slowing down—and endpoints are often the first target. That’s why having strong visibility and control at the device level has never been more important. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is key in today’s security strategies. It helps teams spot, investigate, and respond to threats in real time—before they turn into bigger problems.

Customizing and updating prebuilt SIEM detection rules just got easier, improving precision, enabling broader coverage, and saving time. Customizing and updating prebuilt detection rules is now easier than ever with Elastic Security. We’ve streamlined detection engineering workflows and enabled greater use case coverage with out-of-the-box SIEM detection rules.

We are excited to announce that BDRSuite v7.6.0 is now generally available! This latest release brings major updates across backup and recovery processes, platform support, and security enhancements. With new features such as restore authentication, expanded Linux remote proxy support, and flexible fail-back options for Hyper-V, BDRSuite enhances backup and restore capabilities while strengthening security through advanced measures. Download BDRSuite v7.6.0 Start Your 30-day Free Trial.

Securing cloud environments at runtime is no easy feat. Unlike traditional infrastructure, cloud workloads are dynamic, ephemeral, and often span multiple platforms — making continuous visibility a moving target. Adversaries continue to set their sights on cloud: According to the CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report, new and unattributed cloud intrusions were up 26% year-over-year in 2024, indicating more threat actors seek to exploit cloud services.

We are pleased to announce that the annual Trustees Report for The Cyber Helpline is now available. This report highlights our financial statements and ongoing work to provide immediate, expert cybersecurity support to those who need it.

The JFrog Security Research team regularly monitors open source software repositories using advanced automated tools, in order to detect malicious packages. In cases of potential supply chain security threats, our research team reports any malicious packages that were discovered to the repository’s maintainers in order to have them removed. This blog provides an analysis of the ccxt-mexc-futures malicious package which aims to leak crypto currency trading credentials.