June 15 2026 | The next major breach may have already happened. Adversaries are harvesting encrypted data today with the expectation that quantum computing will unlock it tomorrow.
June 12 2026 | Rural healthcare leader adopts advanced cyber investigation capabilities to accelerate incident response, improve visibility, and reduce organizational risk.
June 8 2026 | The Canvas breach highlights the growing Proof Gap: the challenge of proving what data attackers accessed after an intrusion. Learn why evidence matters more than detection.
June 4 2026 | Patching CVE-2026-0257 stops future attacks – but can you prove what happened before the fix?
May 19 2026 | An analysis of the CISA GitHub exposure and what it reveals about long-term credential leaks, forensic investigation limits, cloud telemetry gaps, and the growing pressure of modern cyber disclosure requirements.
May 13 2026 | The Canvas breach exposed a growing cybersecurity challenge: organizations can detect attacks quickly, but often struggle to prove exactly what data was accessed before disclosure deadlines hit.
May 5 2026 | A look at how the recent PAN-OS vulnerability highlights the growing visibility gaps in modern incident response and why independent network evidence is critical for understanding what attackers actually accessed.
April 10 2026 | AI can now discover thousands of vulnerabilities quickly, but the real challenge is understanding which ones matter and whether they were actually exploited.
March 25 2026 | Insider threats often look like normal activity. The risk appears only when behavior is viewed in context, not just through access permissions.
February 13 2026 | Zero Trust strategies are widely adopted, but without continuous validation, they rely on assumptions instead of proof that controls actually work.
January 03 2026 | Cybersecurity teams know the problems, but still struggle to fix them. More data and tools have not reduced the effort required to understand and respond to incidents.
December 19 2025 | Cyberattacks feel worse in December because response slows down. Reduced staffing and delayed decisions give attackers more time to turn access into impact.
