Tag: Incident

Financial Crime in 2026: How Organized Threat Ecosystems Are Outsmarting AML ControlsFinancial crime has changed dramatically over the last few years. Fraud is no longer driven primarily by isolated attackers or opportunistic scams. Instead, it has evolved into a coordinated ecosystem where identity theft, account takeover, money laundering, and infrastructure services operate as interconnected criminal […]

Stryker Cyberattack: What You Need to Know On March 11, 2026, Stryker disclosed a cyberattack that caused a global disruption to its Microsoft environment. Within days, the incident became one of the clearest examples of how attackers can cause enterprise-wide damage by abusing trusted cloud administration tools instead of deploying traditional malware. As of March […]

How MSSPs Can Turn Supply Chain Security into New Revenue Streams Supply chain attacks have become the fastest-growing threat vector in enterprise security. Here is what the data shows, and how MSSPs can build a profitable practice around it. The Attack Surface Your Clients Cannot See Every enterprise runs on third parties. Cloud platforms, SaaS […]

Dark Web Profile: DieNet Every kinetic spike in the Iran-Israel confrontation is now mirrored by a surge of cyber activity. In this environment, DieNet has emerged as the single most prolific disruptive force on the pro-Iranian side. First announced on Telegram in March 2025, the group claimed over 60 DDoS attacks in its opening months. […]

Security teams are no longer short on data. They are drowning in it. Cloud control plane logs, endpoint telemetry, identity events, SaaS audit trails, application logs, and network signals keep expanding, while the SOC is still expected to deliver faster detection and cleaner investigations. That is why SIEM vs log management is not just a […]

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Discover AI factories – the next evolution in data centers powering AI models. Understand their role, challenges and deployment best practices for 2026.

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Unit 42 Managed XSIAM 2.0 delivers a 24/7 managed SOC with continuous detection, investigation, and full-cycle remediation.

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Attackers are leveraging identity, AI, and supply chain exposure. Unit 42’s Global 2026 IR Report reveals faster, broader, harder-to-contain threats.

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