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- [A Guide to Select the Best Operating System for NAS Data Recovery](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/guide-to-select-best-os-for-nas/): Home users and businesses use NAS (Network-Attached Storage) to store and manage data clearly and organise it and make it easy to access. With simplified scripts and hardware pre-installed with an optimised operating system, the NAS architecture helps improve the efficiency of network environments.
- [4 Ways BYOI and Social Login Enhance User Experience](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/byoi-and-social-login-enhance-logins/): Therein lies the rub. Authentication processes often introduce unwelcome friction into the user experience. Having to answer security questions, fill in captchas, enter a one-time passcode (OTP), or remember long passwords that need to be changed regularly makes friction unacceptable for most users. The answer to the user experience equation is BYOI and social login.
- [The time is NOW to Support Passkeys for Your Customer Authentication!](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/support-passkeys-for-authentication/): The human factor often plays a role in data breaches, primarily because their inherent biases can be exploited. This vulnerability is especially pronounced in the digital age, where user authentication is a cornerstone of online applications and services. The most common method, static passwords, epitomizes this issue - users must create, remember, and enter these passwords to access their accounts and sensitive information. However, password fatigue, the tendency to reuse or choose weak passwords due to the overwhelming number of accounts and complexity requirements, undermines their effectiveness.
- [The Cybersecurity Maelstrom of 2024: A Dizzying Dance of Threats and Defenses](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/dizzying-dance-of-threats-and-defenses/): Imagine a malware that learns, adapts, and evolves faster than any human analyst can keep up. Terrifying, right? Well, welcome to the AI-powered threat landscape of 2024. These digital chameleons slip past traditional defenses, leaving cybersecurity teams scratching their heads. However, we're fighting fire with fire, deploying AI sentinels that never sleep, tirelessly hunting for the slightest hint of malicious activity.
- [The Hidden Pitfalls of AI: Why Implementing AI Without a Strategic Vision Could Harm Your Business](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-hidden-pitfalls-of-ai/): For all of Artificial Intelligence’s advantages, getting it wrong can be costly, says Bartek Roszak, Head of AI at STX Next
- [Deepfakes: Distorted Reality and the Growing Threat](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-growing-threat-of-deepfakes/): Today’s digital era is seeing the line between reality and fabrication become increasingly blurred, thanks to the advent of deepfake technology. Deepfakes are AI-generated videos or audio that convincingly mimic real people, making it appear like they said or did something they never did.
- [Understanding Compliance and File Integrity Monitoring (FIM)](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/understanding-compliance-and-file-integrity-monitoring-fim/): This is where File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) is proving highly effective. In essence, FIM is a security technology that tracks file changes and alerts for unauthorized modifications. It helps detect suspicious activities, preserves critical file integrity, and offers additional benefits, such as preventing data breaches by notifying security teams of unauthorized changes, enhancing threat detection, and streamlining operational efficiency through automated monitoring and reporting.
- [The Evolution of Security Operations Centers (SOCs) in the Past Decade](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-evolution-of-security-operations-centers-in-the-past-decade/): The past decade has been incredibly important for Security Operations Centers (SOCs). Technological advances, changes in attitudes, and a rapidly evolving threat landscape have completely transformed how SOCs operate, helped analysts and managers overcome many challenges, and kept attackers at bay. Let's look at how.
- [Top 26 Open Source Cyber Security Tools that are Best for you](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/top-open-source-cyber-security-tools/): In this article, we'll talk about 26 of the best open-source cybersecurity tools in a variety of areas:
- [The next phase of endpoint security starts with simplicity](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-next-phase-of-endpoint-security-starts-with-simplicity/): For years, enterprise endpoints were expected to handle everything locally, including productivity, collaboration, storage, and security, while supporting increasingly complex operating systems and applications. But as more workloads have moved into cloud-delivered environments, that model has started to break down.
- [Klue supply chain breach exposes Salesforce data at several security firms](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/klue-supply-chain-breach-exposes-salesforce-data/): A supply chain attack targeting Klue, a competitive intelligence platform, has lead to the theft of Salesforce data from multiple entities, including several cybersecurity vendors.
- [What Are AI SOC Agents? Use Cases, Architecture, and the Leading Vendors](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/what-are-ai-soc-agents-use-cases-architecture-and-the-leading-vendors/): As a result, threats that should be caught get missed. Detection tools fire as designed. What SOCs lack is the time to follow up on everything those tools catch. This is the gap that AI SOC agents were built to close. 
- [AI-Powered Attacks Become Top Concern for Security Professionals, New Filigran Survey Reveals](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/ai-powered-attacks-become-top-concern/): AI-powered attacks are the biggest cybersecurity concern among security professionals. Forty-one percent identified AI-powered attacks at scale as their biggest security concern, nearly double the number citing supply chain risk (21%) or unknown threats (21%). 
- [ShinyHunters targets Oracle PeopleSoft customers through critical zero-day](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/shinyhunters-targets-oracle-peoplesoft-customers/): Oracle has issued a security alert to customers about a critical vulnerability affecting PeopleSoft environments after the notorious threat actor ShinyHunters claimed it used a previously unknown flaw to compromise over 100 entities.
- [SIG report: AI-generated code is linked to twice the security risk and rising technical debt](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/sig-report-ai-generated-code-twice-the-security-risk/): This is one of the key takeaways from the Software Improvement Group (SIG) 2026 State of Software report, which analyzed more than 30,000 software systems and more than 400 billion lines of code. In other words, even though artificial intelligence is helping businesses to develop software more rapidly, software governance and quality management processes lag behind.
- [Miasma worm spreads from Red Hat packages to Microsoft repositories](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/miasma-worm-spreads-from-red-hat-packages-to-microsoft-repositories/): A rapidly developing software supply chain attack known as Miasma is one of the latest to move from targeting Red Hat npm packages to infecting numerous Microsoft GitHub repositories.
- [Zero Trust: Beyond the hype, toward reality](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/zero-trust-beyond-the-hype-toward-reality/): Security is approaching Zero Trust all wrong.
- [From AI hype to operational reality: A practitioner’s framework for securing agentic systems](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/practitioner-framework-securing-agentic-systems/): Most organizations already have AI governance discussions underway. They have policies, working groups, acceptable-use guidance, and long lists of principles around responsible AI adoption. But as enterprises move deeper into agentic AI, many security teams are discovering that governance alone doesn’t translate into operational control.
- [The missing link in cyber resilience: Bridging the identity visibility gap](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-missing-link-in-cyber-resilience-bridging-the-identity-visibility-gap/): The enterprise security perimeter didn't evolve; it dissolved, and what replaced it isn't a newer, stronger boundary. It's the absence of one.  Today's environment is dynamic and borderless, defined not by firewalls or network segments, but by identities: human users, service accounts, APIs, bots, workloads, and AI agents. Every access request, every system interaction, every automated workflow begins and ends with a credential. Identity was once the control plane for access. Now it's the attack surface.
- [Dutch police, NCSC take down major botnet](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/dutch-police-ncsc-take-down-major-botnet/): A collaboration between the Dutch National Police and the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), has seen a large botnet being shut down. 
- [Palo Alto warns of active exploitation of GlobalProtect authentication bypass flaw](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/palo-alto-warns-active-exploit-globalprotect/): Palo Alto Networks has alerted customers about the ongoing exploitation of the authentication bypass vulnerability in PAN-OS GlobalProtect.
- [CrowdStrike, Google, and Shadowserver Foundation disrupt Glassworm botnet](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/crowdstrike-google-shadowserver-disrupt-glassworm/): CrowdStrike has shared details of a coordinated operation used to disable the Glassworm botnet, which targets software developers and leverages open-source ecosystems to deploy malware.
- [Artificial intelligence and elections: When an election is annulled because of TikTok](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/when-an-election-is-annulled-because-of-tiktok/): On 6 December 2024, the Constitutional Court of Romania took an unprecedented step: it annulled the first round of the country's presidential election. Not over ballot-box fraud, nor over irregularities in the count, but because one candidate, the previously unknown Călin Georgescu, had emerged in first place through a coordinated influence operation on TikTok, with indications of foreign state involvement.
- [Threat Actors Deploy Tiflux RMM for Persistent Remote Access](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/deploy-tiflux-rmm-for-remote-access/): Threat actors are abusing legitimate RMM tools as a means of creating persistence inside victims’ systems, using the Tiflux RMM tool.
- [Building cyber resilience for mission-critical operations in 2026](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/cyber-resilience-for-mission-critical-operations/): Most organizations are well-prepared to address threats at the technical level, but an effective modern incident response depends on preparing personnel to make sound decisions under pressure. To maintain business continuity and lessen the potential impacts of complex disruptions, companies must focus on building cyber resilience for mission-critical operations.
- [Major US telecom providers debut C2 ISAC to counter AI-driven threats](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/major-us-telecom-providers-debut-c2-isac/): Eight of the leading communications companies in the United States have created a new cybersecurity alliance that aims to improve threat intelligence sharing within the telecommunications industry, amid growing concerns about AI cyberattacks, state-sponsored espionage, and infrastructure attacks. 
- [Passwordless security and the new identity battleground](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/passwordless-security-and-the-new-identity-battleground/): Ross Moore, an Information Security Researcher, says passwords are moving from primary authentication controls to essential fallback mechanisms for recovery and legacy system integration. “While password alternatives (e.g., passkeys) eliminate some weaknesses of shared secrets, passwords remain necessary because many companies don’t have the infrastructure for a complete, immediate migration. And passwords are a fallback for passwordless recovery, such as when someone loses their hard token or can’t access their mobile device.” 
- [Verizon DBIR 2026: What the experts are saying ](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/verizon-dbir-26-the-experts-are-saying/): Matthew Hartman, Chief Strategy Officer at Merlin Group, says: “Today’s Verizon DBIR confirms what security teams are already experiencing: AI has compressed the time between vulnerability discovery and exploitation from months to hours. Companies can’t defend against that reality with periodic assessments and siloed tools. To keep pace, organizations need continuous visibility into vulnerabilities, vendors, and employee AI usage — and the ability to act on that intelligence before attackers can.” 
- [Exploited Faster, Patched Slower: Verizon DBIR 2026 Shows Security Teams Losing Ground](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/verizon-dbir-2026-security-teams-losing-ground/): The Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) reveals a threat environment moving much faster than many organizations can reasonably protect themselves against. 
- [How EM is boosting the career trajectory of VM analysts](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/em-boosting-the-career-trajectory-vm-analysts/): As organizations shift from vulnerability management (VM) to exposure management (EM), the role of the VM analyst must evolve or become outmoded.  
- [NCSC warns organisations not to rush into agentic AI](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/ncsc-warns-organisations-not-to-rush-into-agentic-ai/): UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has advised businesses to proceed with caution when considering the implementation of agent-based AI, suggesting that agentic AI represents an entirely different kind of security problem compared to generative AI. 
- [7-Eleven Notifies Franchise Applicants After Breach Exposes Personal Data](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/7-eleven-breach-exposes-personal-data/): A security breach notification process has been initiated by 7-Eleven as a result of a security incident where an outside party was able to gain access to their systems containing franchisers’  information. 
- [OpenAI rotates certificates after TanStack supply chain attack hits employee devices](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/openai-rotates-certificates-tanstack-supply-chain-attack/): OpenAI has confirmed that two employee devices were compromised in the recent TanStack npm supply chain attack, prompting the company to rotate code-signing certificates and require macOS users to update their applications by 12 June.  
- [Microsoft discloses Exchange zero-day with no patch yet available](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/microsoft-discloses-exchange-zero-day/): Microsoft has disclosed a zero-day vulnerability that affects Exchange Server 2016, 2019, and Subscription Edition. This vulnerability would give bad actors an opportunity to run arbitrary code remotely on the Exchange server. 
- [Beyond deepfakes: Building identity resilience against AI impersonation](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/building-identity-resilience-against-ai-impersonation/): Generative AI is changing the economics of identity fraud. Voice cloning, real-time face animation, synthetic documents, and AI-assisted social engineering are making it easier for attackers to impersonate legitimate users across service desks, onboarding workflows, and remote account recovery.
- [Cyberattack on West Pharmaceutical halts manufacturing across multiple sites](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/cyberattack-on-west-pharmaceutical-halts-manufacturing/): West Pharmaceutical Services has disclosed a ransomware attack that disrupted manufacturing, shipping, and receiving operations across multiple global facilities after bad actors breached the company’s network on 4 May.  
- [Tenable warns AI adoption is outpacing governance as cloud exposure risks surge](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/tenable-warns-ai-adoption-cloud-exposure-risks/): A new report from Tenable is warning that organizations are creating what it describes as a growing “AI exposure gap,” as enterprises race to deploy AI tools and cloud-native services faster than security and governance teams can keep up. 
- [What to do when your AI’s guardrails fail](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/what-to-do-when-your-ais-guardrails-fail/): I want to talk about the Microsoft 365 Copilot bug. Not because it was exceptional, but because what it exposed should change how every organization architects AI governance. For weeks at the beginning of the year, Microsoft 365 Copilot read and summarized confidential emails despite sensitivity labels and Data Loss Prevention policies being correctly configured to block that behavior. The bug, tracked as CW1226324, affected emails in users’ Sent Items and Drafts folders. Legal communications. Business agreements. Protected health information. All processed by an AI that explicitly stated organizational policies said should never touch it.
- [Microsoft patches 138 vulnerabilities as AI-driven discovery accelerates](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/microsoft-patches-138-vulns-as-ai-driven-discovery/): Microsoft is poised to set a new record for yearly patching by having released patches for over 130 vulnerabilities as part of its May Patch Tuesday release, pushing Microsoft’s total number of patched vulnerabilities to over 500 in just five months in 2026. Researchers at Microsoft and other organizations said that AI-enabled vulnerability discovery systems have greatly accelerated and amplified the process of discovering security flaws. 
- [Foxconn confirms cyberattack following Nitrogen ransomware claims](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/foxconn-confirms-cyberattack-nitrogen-ransomware/): Foxconn has confirmed that several of its North American factories were hit by a cyberattack, after the Nitrogen ransomware group claimed to have stolen 8TB of data comprising more than 11 million files. 
- [The evolution of cyber risk: Addressing geopolitical threats](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/cyber-risk-addressing-geopolitical-threats/): The current geopolitical landscape presents a completely different reality: damage and destruction as the goal, not monetary gain.
- [Canvas cyberattack disrupts universities as ShinyHunters threatens massive data leak](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/canvas-cyberattack-disrupts-universities/): An attack on the popular Instructure Canvas learning management system has caused major disruptions for schools and universities in the US, just as students gear up for finals. This poses a serious threat to the personal data of millions of students and teachers. 
- [Zara Owner Inditex Confirms Customer Data Breach Affecting Nearly 200,000 People](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/zara-owner-inditex-confirms-customer-data-breach/): Fashion retailer Inditex, the parent company of Zara, has confirmed unauthorized access to customer transaction databases hosted by a third-party provider.  
- [Online Safety Act failing to deliver “step change” for children, report warns](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/online-safety-act-failing-to-deliver-step-change-for-children-report-warns/): A new report published by Internet Matters, reveals that the Online Safety Act (OSA) in the UK, although bringing visibility of online safety tools, does not seem to be living up to expectations of providing the much-needed “meaningful protection from harm.” 
- [Investigating the aftermath: understanding digital forensics after a cyber incident](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/understanding-digital-forensics-after-a-cyber-incident/): Taking the time to investigate past events helps you understand the "how" and the "why" behind the breach, so you can prevent it from happening again. Digital forensics can provide that clarity, showing you exactly which techniques attackers used and which parts of your infrastructure need better protection.
- [“Recovery Is the New Prevention”: a Q&A with CSO of Health-ISAC, Errol Weiss](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/recovery-is-the-new-prevention-qa-with-errol-weiss/): Errol Weiss spent fourteen years in banking and finance before joining Health-ISAC, where he serves as Chief Security Officer.  His career has tracked a quiet but profound shift in how critical sectors think about cyber defense, away from prevention at all costs, toward resilience and rapid recovery.  
- [Trelix admits breach on a ‘portion’ of its source code repository](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/trelix-admits-breach-portion-of-source-code/): Trellix has disclosed unauthorized access to a portion of its source code repository.  
- [Security’s Blind Spot: The Threats Hiding in “Low-Severity” Alerts](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-threats-hiding-in-low-severity-alerts/): Large-scale analysis of enterprise security alerts shows that a notable portion of confirmed security incidents originate from alerts initially classified as low-severity or informational. At enterprise scale, this can translate into dozens of real threats each year that go uninvestigated. This raises an important question for security leaders: Is ignoring low-severity alerts a practical operational tradeoff or a risky business decision?
- [Microsoft Edge Found Holding Saved Credentials in Plaintext Memory](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/microsoft-edge-holding-credentials-in-plaintext/): Uzair Gadit, Founder & CEO, of Secure.com, says: “What makes this Edge finding unusual is not just the technical behaviour, it is the assumption behind it. Users are told to follow best practices, use strong passwords and use a password manager, and they did. The problem is the software holding those credentials made a design decision that fundamentally changes the risk, and most users were never made aware of it.” 
- [US weighs slashing vulnerability patching deadlines as AI-driven threats accelerate ](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/us-weighs-slashing-vulnerability-patching-deadlines/): It is acknowledged, however, that such ambitious timelines will be challenging to meet. Patching vulnerabilities entails numerous steps in its process, especially within sensitive contexts. 
- [How Iranian Cyber Intrusions Unfold Inside Enterprise Networks](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/how-iranian-cyber-intrusions-unfold-inside-enterprise-networks/): Iranian cyber operations have gone from being disruptive single events to ongoing campaigns against governments, infrastructure providers, technology companies, and research organizations. Their ability to operate inside the same tools and infrastructure that defenders rely on makes these intrusions difficult to detect.
- [Copy Fail lands in CISA KEV as actively exploited Linux flaw threatens widespread privilege escalation](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/copy-fail-actively-exploited-linux-flaw/): The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added another Linux kernel vulnerability, CVE-2026-31431, also known as Copy Fail, to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEVs).  
- [Visual data is the blind spot in enterprise security: that’s about to change](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/visual-data-is-the-blind-spot-in-enterprise-security/): For years, visual data privacy lived in a gray area. Regulations focused on structured data only: names, email addresses, financial records, and health information stored in databases. Video and image data were treated more like a storage issue than a security issue.
- [The new rules of war have no rules](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/the-new-rules-of-war-have-no-rules/): When the Iran conflict escalated the way it did, most businesses had no playbook for it. The disruption didn't stay in the region. It showed up in energy supplies, financial systems, hospitals, and communication networks, touching organisations that had simply been going about their day. No warning, no preparation, just a sudden wave of uncertainty about what was happening and what it meant for them. That lack of readiness tends to get lost in conversations about cyber warfare, and it's exactly what we wanted to address.
- [AppSec is dead, long live AI security](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/appsec-is-dead-long-live-ai-security/): “AppSec is Dead, Long Live AI Security” is the kind of statement designed to provoke a reaction. It is bold, dramatic, and easy to remember. It also captures a growing belief in the market that AI will soon make traditional application security obsolete.
- [Myth or Mythos? The illusion of advantage in the AI cybersecurity race](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/myth-or-mythos-illusion-of-advantage-ai-cybersec-race/): Anthropic Mythos platform has sparked a new round of debate over a classic cybersecurity question – except at an entirely new level: What will happen as the systems used to discover and exploit vulnerabilities gain the ability to do so at the speed of machines? In conjunction with projects such as Project Glasswing, the idea is straightforward: create an advantage for the defenders against AI-enabled threats. But just how durable is that advantage? 
- [Rogue users allegedly access Anthropic’s restricted Claude Mythos model](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/rogue-users-access-anthropics-claude-mythos-model/): Unsanctioned users have allegedly accessed Anthropic’s controversial Claude Mythos Preview AI frontier model although the company has limited the businesses that can use it.  
- [How integrated GIS is powering the next generation of industrial cyber resilience](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/how-integrated-gis-is-powering-industrial-cyber-resilience/): Cyber professionals have spent countless hours reinforcing the systems of myriad industries. Now, some of them are reciprocating, as integrating geographic information systems (GIS) with enterprise IT/OT systems becomes more common. By mapping location-based data against utility infrastructure, these platforms allow teams to analyze real-time variables and harden strategic decision-making.
- [Vercel confirms April 2026 security incident linked to third-party AI tool ](https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/vercel-confirms-april-2026-security-incident/): Cloud development platform Vercel has confirmed a security incident involving unauthorized access to parts of its internal systems, following a breach disclosed in April 2026. 

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