Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Often overlooked, identities are prime targets for bad actors. In December 2024, a compromised API key in the BeyondTrust Remote Support SaaS environment was enough to cause a privilege escalation attack. The year before, Microsoft hit the headlines as an SAS token leak exposed over 38TB of sensitive data. The good news is that simplifying user access and eliminating security risks from standing privileges has never been more achievable thanks to the right identity lifecycle management (ILM) tools.

Understanding and mitigating vulnerabilities is paramount for any organization. Trustwave's Managed Vulnerability Scanning (MVS) offers a comprehensive solution to help businesses stay ahead of potential risks and ensure proper database protection. But what exactly is MVS, and how can it benefit your organization? We've compiled answers to seven key questions about Trustwave MVS, providing a clear overview of its capabilities, benefits, and how it stands out from the crowd.

Ransomware attacks are still causing serious financial and reputational damage to organizations. In May 2024, they made up 32% of all reported cyber incidents, and 92% of industries saw them as a major threat. These attacks lock important data and ask organizations for payment to regain access. Even after paying, attackers might have already gone through the whole system and left loopholes for future attacks. In some cases, ransomware hides in a network for a long time before being noticed.

At TrustCloud, we know that great tools aren’t just about features – they’re about how fast and confidently your team can use them. That’s why we’ve just rolled out something we’re really excited about: an AI chatbot built to give TrustCloud customers instant answers from across our product guides, security documentation, and GRC best practices library inside the TrustCommunity. This isn’t just any chatbot.

After years of attending Red Hat Summits, each one seemingly more dynamic than the last, this year’s event in Boston felt especially significant. The energy was electric, the community stronger than ever, and the technology announcements were nothing short of groundbreaking. From AI to virtualization and migration strategies, Red Hat Summit 2025 demonstrated just how far open source innovation has come—and where it’s boldly going next.