G2A.COM Reports 35% Growth in Security Software Orders, Outpacing VPN Growth
Antivirus and security software orders grow more than twice as fast as VPN orders, accounting for 43% of cybersecurity purchases on the marketplace.
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Acronis Appoints Gerald Caron as Chief Information Security Officer
Cybersecurity leader brings more than 20 years of federal and private sector experience to lead Acronis global security strategy and accelerate Acronis MDR adoption.
Forward Named One of the 2026 Fortune Best Workplaces in Technology for Third Consecutive Year
Forward recognized for trust, innovation, and a people-first culture.
AI Trust Starts With Knowing the Source
An AI agent produces a recommendation that looks reasonable. It's accurate. The model didn't hallucinate. Can the organization trust it? That depends on questions the output can't answer: Enterprise trust requires knowing where information came from, how it moved, what happened to it, and whether the process behind the result deserves confidence. Provenance is where that trust starts.
Best Practices in Maintaining HIPAA Compliance for Healthcare Applications
If you build, own, or secure software that touches protected health information (PHI), you already know that HIPAA compliance for healthcare applications is not a box you check before a release and forget until the next audit. It’s a continuous operating requirement, and the gap between what most teams actually do and what HIPAA demands is widening fast.
Learning never stops: Why reskilling is Acronis' answer to a changing job market
Singapore's labour market is changing, and the numbers show it. The Ministry of Manpower's (MOM) latest Q2 2026 labour report recorded 4,620 retrenchments in the second quarter of 2026, the highest since the end of 2020. Job vacancies slipped to 68,600, with the sharpest falls in professional roles in financial services and in information and communications. Laid-off residents are also taking longer to find their next role. Only 54.9% found work within six months, down from 60.7% the previous quarter.
Intel Chat: NetScaler pre-auth RCE, OpenAI agents DDoS Wikimedia, MonsterCloud & ShinyHunters [351]
Intel Chat with Matt Bromiley and Chris Luft. Stories covered: Chapters: The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast — a podcast about cybersecurity and the people that keep the internet safe. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe wherever you listen.
Three AI SOC Differentiators That Separate Real From Marketing
Every vendor in this category now says the same word: agentic. I understand why. It’s what the market wants to hear. But when you’re the one signing the contract, “agentic” tells you almost nothing. I’ve sat on the buying side of enough of these conversations to know that the label and the capability are often two very different things.
VMware Strategy Needs Attention
“We know our VMware strategy needs attention — but we can’t afford a rushed migration or a poorly planned move.” That’s a concern I hear from IT leaders regularly. In our new video series - Message Marc—you can hear my thoughts on the real infrastructure questions leaders are navigating right now. Watch the video full episode and follow 11:11 Systems for more practical infrastructure insights.
Offense vs. Defense in the Age of AI | Red Team vs. Blue Team Panel
Who has the edge in AI security when attackers and defenders have the same models? In this red team vs. blue team panel, Teleport's Ben Arent (Director of Product) talks with Rob (Director of Security, Teleport) and Marcus (founder, maker of Nemesis) about how AI is reshaping infrastructure security: frontier models like Mythos, the Hugging Face incident, prompt injection and the "lethal trifecta," alert fatigue in the SOC, and Teleport's "Pressure Washing" project, where 13 engineers spent a quarter hunting vulnerabilities with LLMs and found more high-severity bugs than in 2024 and 2025 combined.