Category: Security Boulevard

How to Manage Shadow AI Risk Without Killing Innovation

Shadow AI isn’t a fringe behavior; it’s the norm. My team recently analyzed AI usage patterns across multiple industries and found signs of unapproved AI activity in more than 80% of the 100+ customer organizations sampled. Whether it’s sales teams…

Malicious MCP Server Found Quietly Stealing Emails

A popular MCP server in the NPM repository that was being downloaded 1,500 times a week suddenly began quietly copying emails and sending them to a C2 server after the developer inserted a line of code. Koi Security researchers said…

Introducing Scoped Organization Tokens for SonarQube Cloud

Secure your CI/CD pipelines with SonarQube Cloud’s Scoped Organization Tokens (SOT). A resilient, user-decoupled way to manage authentication and prevent broken builds. The post Introducing Scoped Organization Tokens for SonarQube Cloud appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been…

Post-Quantum Cryptography and the Future of Data Security

The post <b>Post-Quantum Cryptography and the Future of Data Security</b> appeared first on Sovy. The post Post-Quantum Cryptography and the Future of Data Security appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard Read the original…

SpamGPT Amps Up Enterprise Email Security Threats

Researchers warn that SpamGPT, an AI-powered spam and phishing toolkit, lowers the barrier for cybercriminals with scalable, evasive email attacks. The post SpamGPT Amps Up Enterprise Email Security Threats  appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from…

Credit Unions Replaced Fragmented Tools With Seceon’s Platform

Credit unions are the financial lifeline for more than 139 million Americans. Built on a member-first philosophy, these not-for-profit institutions provide affordable banking, community trust, and financial empowerment. But in today’s digital-first era, credit unions face growing cybersecurity challenges. With…

Unmasking the Insider Seller: Dark Web Attribution

Nisos Unmasking the Insider Seller: Dark Web Attribution Most insider threat teams know what to watch for inside the network: unusual access requests, suspicious file movement, or behavior changes that trip internal tools… The post Unmasking the Insider Seller: Dark…

Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Firms as Trade Tensions Rise

A Coordinated Breach Comes to Light CNN reported that Chinese state-linked hackers infiltrated several U.S. legal and technology firms in a campaign that stretched for months, if not longer. According to U.S. officials, the attackers gained unauthorized access to internal…

Justified Investments in Cloud Security Technologies

What Makes Non-Human Identities Essential for Cloud Security? How do you safeguard your digital assets when every machine identity in your organization is like a tourist visiting a foreign land? Machine identities, often termed Non-Human Identities (NHIs), act as the…

Web Scraping: Hidden Threat to Retailers

When Resultly’s bots started scraping QVC’s website, the retail giant felt the pain immediately. Server crashes, website downtime, angry customers—and an estimated $2 million worth in lost sales, according to QVC’s internal estimates.1 While the resulting lawsuit was eventually settled…

DeepSeek Reveals AI Safety Risks in Landmark Study

DeepSeek has become the first major AI firm to publish peer-reviewed research around the safety risks of its models. The post DeepSeek Reveals AI Safety Risks in Landmark Study appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from…