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The Security Blind Spots Most Operators Miss - According to Igor Finkelshtein

In the cybersecurity world, it's easy to focus on the latest breach or high-profile vulnerability. But according to multi-industry operator Igor Finkelshtein, most security incidents don't begin with sophisticated attacks - they begin with overlooked operational weaknesses. From transportation to real estate to SaaS platforms, Finkelshtein's experience shows that cybersecurity is ultimately an operational discipline. The vulnerabilities that quietly accumulate inside a business often pose a greater risk than anything happening outside it.

Risk, Reward, and Reality: How to Decide the Right Amount to Invest in Crypto

Entering the world of crypto can feel exhilarating. Stories of rapid gains and high-profile success can make even cautious investors consider dipping their toes into digital assets. Yet, alongside the potential for reward comes significant risk. Understanding how much to invest in crypto is less about chasing opportunity and more about aligning investments with your financial reality, goals, and tolerance for volatility.

Introducing DDI Central 5.6: Anomaly-aware, forecast-driven, monitoring-powered, Cisco-Smart DDI for modern networks

When we shipped DDI Central 5.5, we brought STIX/TAXII-powered threat intelligence into your DDI stack—enabling you to detect and respond to known threats in real time, using globally curated indicators of compromise. That release turned DNS and DHCP into active players in enterprise security.

Automated Endpoint Security Solutions: How Do They Reduce Threats?

Security teams are fighting a losing battle against threat velocity. Attackers keep refining their approach—developing techniques that sidestep signature-based antivirus and leave organizations exposed to breaches. Meanwhile, analysts drown in alerts, spending hours on manual triage while threats spread unchecked across networks. This isn’t sustainable.

Cyber Report 2026: Australian Edition

In 2026, I expect the Australian cybersecurity landscape to look less like a loose collection of tools and more like a contested systems market where a handful of platforms quietly run the show. After 20 years in this industry, I can see the center of gravity shifting from individual point products to integrated decision engines that sit across identity, data and operations.

AI Model Poisoning, Uneven Regulation, and the New Battle for Digital Trust: Top Predictions for 2026 Revealed

The next wave of supply-chain breaches go beyond exploiting software dependencies and weaponize the trust layer between organizations and their vendors/partners. Off-the-shelf toolkits, some of them state-sponsored, are lowering the barrier to entry for third-party compromises. As a result, regulators are hard-coding “continuous verification” into frameworks such as NIS2, DORA, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act.

How 2025 Reshaped SOCs and What Matters in 2026

Security teams spent 2025 operating at maximum load. Alert volume kept rising, analysts pivoted across too many tools, AI arrived faster than governance could support, and cloud costs shaped what data teams felt safe keeping. In this episode of Logs and Lattes, host Palmer Wallace and Jeff Darrington break down what actually happened inside real SOCs and how those lessons are already guiding 2026.

Unlock resilient risk management strategies for 2026 success

Resilience is not a metric. It is the ability of an organization to anticipate, absorb, and adapt to disruption without disintegration. In 2026, risk management will be less about identifying what might go wrong and more about designing systems that endure what inevitably will. The pace of change has erased the illusion of stable baselines. Risk is dynamic, spreading faster through digital ecosystems, third-party dependencies, and regulatory uncertainty than most governance models were built to handle.

Real-Time Cloud Detection & Response - 2025 MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Evaluations

For the first time, the 2025 MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Evaluations tested cloud detection and response capabilities, and CrowdStrike delivered 100% detection and protection with zero false positives. The evaluation simulated Scattered Spider attacks achieving AWS admin access in under one minute. Traditional cloud security struggles with delayed log processing, but CrowdStrike's real-time cloud detection analyzes logs instantly for immediate visibility.

CrowdStrike Leads the Way in the 2025 MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Evaluations

The results of the 2025 MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Evaluations are in and CrowdStrike excelled, achieving 100% detection, 100% protection, and zero false positives. The MITRE ATT&CK evaluation is an independent assessment that tests how cybersecurity products detect and stop real-world adversary behavior. The 2025 round was the most challenging cross-domain evaluation to date, a true platform test. For the first time, MITRE tested defenses across endpoint, identity, and cloud.