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March 2026 saw exciting new infosec products launched. Key tools include NinjaOne's vulnerability management and Intel 471's threat exposure bundle. These innovations aim to enhance security and streamline processes.

Cloud misconfigurations are evolving, posing new risks for AWS users. Learn about threats like bucket name squatting and how to enhance your security controls.

The DoJ has disrupted major IoT botnets responsible for record DDoS attacks. Over 3 million devices were compromised, impacting global internet infrastructure. This operation highlights the ongoing threat of IoT vulnerabilities.

In a recent podcast, experts discuss how cybersecurity firms can better assess and acquire talent. Misalignment between needs and hiring practices is a key issue. Improving these processes is crucial for enhancing security and filling roles effectively.

Field workers need better security practices, not just more access. Chris Thompson shares insights on credential hygiene and security awareness to protect sensitive data.

Apple warns that older iPhones are vulnerable to attacks from Coruna and DarkSword exploit kits. Users are urged to update their iOS to safeguard sensitive data. Ignoring this advice could lead to serious security breaches.

A Russian APT has exploited a Zimbra vulnerability to target a Ukrainian government agency. This attack highlights the sophisticated tactics used by state-sponsored actors. Immediate action is needed to secure vulnerable systems and protect sensitive data.

Mozilla's Llamafile has been upgraded with GPU support and a complete core rebuild. This update enhances its functionality for users in secure environments, making AI processing more efficient. It's a significant step for those needing local access to LLMs without cloud dependency.

SpyCloud's latest report reveals a sharp rise in non-human identity theft, impacting corporate users significantly. Exposed API keys and session tokens present serious risks. Organizations must enhance their security measures to combat this growing threat.