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The Next Chapter of Transaction Banking: Integrating Stablecoins & Tokenized Deposits

By the time of Sibos 2025, banks and policymakers seemed to agree: digital money will be part of the operating models of traditional finance. The question now is how to make it happen. The urgency comes from a structural shift already under way. For the first time in regulated finance, value can meaningfully cross borders without banks. Virtual asset service providers are already moving stablecoins from Singapore to São Paulo without correspondent banks.

Secure your digital assets successfully: Ultimate guide to cybersecurity controls

The digital assets are among the most valuable resources for businesses, governments, and private individuals alike. Cyber threats are evolving constantly, and securing data, networks, and digital operations requires not only advanced technology but also a deep understanding of cybersecurity controls.

Snyk Studio brings security scanning and automated fixes to Factory's Droids

Snyk is thrilled to announce our partnership with Factory, which brings Snyk Studio directly into Droid workflows. AI agents, such as Factory’s Droids, can generate thousands of lines of code at incredible speed and are transforming modern software development. Yet every time a Factory Droid quickly ships a feature in minutes vs. days, refactors an entire module, and updates dependencies across a repo, it’s potentially introducing vulnerabilities at the same pace.

TruffleNet Weaponizes Stolen Credentials to Target AWS

New details are emerging about a wave of intrusions into Amazon Web Services environments. Attackers are reportedly weaponizing AWS IAM, using it to validate stolen credentials and turn identity controls into a springboard for in-cloud abuse. According to new research from Fortinent, attackers are leveraging the open source TruffleHog tool to automate testing of stolen AWS credentials in what they are calling the TruffleNet infrastructure.

A CISO's Guide to Defending Against Social Media Impersonation

The platforms your customers trust to connect with your brand are now being weaponized to destroy its reputation. AI is equipping cybercriminals with industrial-scale operations that can replicate your brand presence across all major social platforms in just minutes. This guide provides a CISO's framework for moving from reactive brand monitoring to proactive threat disruption, detailing a four-pillar plan to neutralize these threats before they impact your business.

7 Steps to an Efficient Security Operations Center Design

In the original Star Trek television show, Captain Kirk would slightly recline in a command chair with various buttons that allowed him to deploy different technologies. Regardless of the alien threat, he had the necessary tools at his disposal to protect the Enterprise and his staff. An organization’s security operations center (SOC) acts as the Captain Kirk “command chair” for all security activities.

How Vancouver is shaping Canada's fintech future

Local founders say the country’s payments reboot and AI breakthroughs could put B.C. at the centre of financial innovation. One day before the Bank of Canada announced it had approved the country’s first payment service providers under the new Retail Payment Activities Act, leaders from Vancouver’s growing sector gathered for a conversation that felt prescient. At.

AI in Cybersecurity: How Smart Attacks Are Redefining Risk - and What Your Brand Must Do

In today’s fast-moving digital world, the adversary has evolved — threats aren’t just more frequent, they’re smarter. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer only a force for good. Threat actors now leverage AI-driven methods to automate attacks, craft human-like deception, and exploit blind spots in organizations relying on outdated defenses.

Welcome to Agentic Park: What chaos theory teaches us about AI security

The first time it happened, nobody noticed. An automation reconciled a ledger, logged its success, and shut itself down. The token that made it possible looked harmless. Tidy, legacy, supposedly scoped “just enough.” But a week later, refunds ghosted, dashboards blinked, and audit logs told three different versions of the truth. And that token? Not a token at all. More like a Fabergé raptor egg sitting in a server room. Not decoration. Incubation. Of chaos.