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Twenty years of digital missteps have littered the cybersecurity landscape with cautionary tales. From major outages to the enduring relevance of outdated tech, the industry's track record is, frankly, a mess.
The days of IT teams manually sifting through alerts are numbered. A new webinar highlights how to move beyond broken incident response workflows.
High-quality security logs are gold, but rare and costly to obtain. Now, AI is stepping in to generate synthetic attack telemetry, promising to speed up threat detection development. We're diving into whether this synthetic approach truly holds up against real-world threats.
Forget the incremental updates; Android 17 is poised to rewrite the mobile security playbook. Google is dropping AI-powered defenses against insidious banking scams and beefing up device theft protection to a level we haven't seen before.
Forget everything you thought you knew about identity security budgets. AI agents are rewriting the rules, demanding a whole new approach.
Metasploit's newest release moves beyond mere exploit patching. This update quietly signals a significant shift toward strong asset and vulnerability tracking, integrating directly with your security database.
Your security spend has roughly doubled in six years, but your time-to-investigate and respond hasn't budged. The problem isn't your team or your tools, it's the fundamental operating model.
For years, software development has had discipline. Security detection? Not so much. Rapid7 is trying to fix that with 'Detection as Code,' a move that’s long overdue.
Forget the latest zero-day scaremongering. This year's Rapid7 summit agenda points to a critical evolution in how security teams are actually working, pushing beyond just reacting to threats.
Everyone expected Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services to be a technological arms race. Instead, a seasoned observer reveals the real deal is far more human – and far more about partnership.
OpenAI's new security mode ditches passwords for physical keys, aiming to foil sophisticated account takeovers. For high-stakes users, this is more than just an upgrade; it's a necessity.
Forget the green checkmarks on your security dashboard. For years, we’ve been told closing vulnerabilities means we're safer. Turns out, most executives aren't convinced, and for good reason.