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The cybersecurity giant says the deal will bring capabilities for ‘continuous’ identity security to its Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security offering. https://okt.to/nGxWh7

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The tech giant says it is ‘aware of attempted exploitation’ of vulnerabilities with a maximum severity score that impact its Identity Services Engine platform. https://okt.to/fadbqx

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The addition of Redjack’s technology will expand the capabilities of the Lansweeper platform to provide more data about network connections and application dependencies – key for cybersecurity and disaster recovery tasks. https://okt.to/okVca5

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How do you keep your Software Bill of Materials complete, current, and compliant? With evolving standards like CISA’s “Minimum Elements” and the EU Cyber Resilience Act, maintaining a complete SBOM that includes software, firmware, and hardware components, plus metadata is challenging but essential. Our blog (updated by yours truly) covers these new challenges and offers workflow solutions using Perforce IPLM. Learn how to close compliance gaps, eliminate vulnerabilities, mitigate design risks, and speed your audits with a fully automated and traceable SBOM using Perforce. https://lnkd.in/gucBDf4z #perforce #softwarebillofmaterials #SBOM

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The fact that the date of “Q-Day” is unknown may ultimately be irrelevant, since post-quantum encryption is on track to become a business and compliance obligation in coming years, the following experts told CRN cybersecurity reporter Kyle Alspach: - Ted Shorter, CTO, Keyfactor - Doug Saylors, partner, ISG (Information Services Group) - Douglas Skirving, lead consultant for key and certificate services, EMEA, DXC Technology - Naasief Edross, chief security strategist, World Wide Technology - Kurt Rohloff, co-founder and CTO, Duality Technologies - Suja Viswesan, vice president for security and runtimes products, IBM #CRNcybersecurity

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If you've ever dealt with sanitizing documents, you know how tedious it can be. This piece dives into how AI can automate that process, making it much more efficient. Definitely worth checking out if you're building solutions that handle sensitive data.

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Portable, farmer-owned, verifiable credentials can replace inefficient, expensive, and fragmented paper-based systems by streamlining the identity verification process, reducing the time and cost. “We don’t need more data - we need governance and better coordination. When farmers can share verified information once and reuse it across buyers, banks, and regulators, everyone wins. Shared data means shared cost, audited at source, and it finally opens the door for farmers themselves to benefit from the insights that, until now, have been locked away. We don’t need shiny data silos - we need trust.” Kristian Doolan A critical feature is interoperability, which is the ability of one system to communicate with another. Generally, verifiable credentials based on open standards can be used across different systems and platforms, facilitating seamless data exchange. They represent a significant step forward in managing decentralized identity and information verification, providing users with greater control over their data while enhancing security and trust in digital interactions. Bridge ONG https://lnkd.in/dn3NipDX

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A summary of the announcements made by cybersecurity vendors on the first day of the RSAC 2026 Conference. https://lnkd.in/dKyA8uXV Includes announcements from Acalvio Technologies Apiiro Arctic Wolf ArmorCode Inc. Astrix Security BeyondTrust BlackDuck Broadcom Cloud Security Alliance Cisco Commvault Cribl CrowdStrike CyberProof Dataminr Dropzone AI Fenix24 Flashpoint Forcepoint Forescout Technologies Inc. Geordie AI Google Cloud Security Illumio Intel 471 Keeper Security, Inc. Kiteworks NVIDIA Operant AI OmniTrust OpenText Palo Alto Networks Qualys RSA Security Rubrik SandboxAQ SentinelOne Snyk SOCRadar® Extended Threat Intelligence Sysdig Wiz

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New on Nexus: Providence CISO Mike Ratliff writes about an internal AI skills-building program for his #cybersecurity team that paid immediate dividends, especially in the area of operational efficiency. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q03T0jz_0 Claroty for Healthcare

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There’s long been a need to drill further down into exactly what a piece of software is made of. Here's how OpenSSF is responding to CISA's revised guidance on minimum elements for software bill of materials (SBOM). Thanks Josh Bressers and Michael Lieberman for the interviews. https://lnkd.in/gmaJtNgP

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New Title Monday! Artificial Intelligence and Safety. Drawing on the authors’ unique blend of programming mastery and enterprise risk leadership, this guide is your compass in the age of intelligent machines. This book goes beyond traditional risk management frameworks by integrating the latest advancements in AI and generative AI. Combining real-world case studies, Socratic questioning, and the wisdom of AI governance pioneers, it journeys through the evolution of AI, the rise of deep learning, and the practical implications of large language models (LLMs) and retrieval augmented generation (RAG). Available Now: https://lnkd.in/eJEP2siW

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Sharing the latest insights on how ransomware is evolving in 2025. New research shows ransomware incidents climbed 45 percent last year as threat actors shifted from traditional encryption to encryptionless extortion and targeted gaps in year-end security posture. Manufacturers and smaller firms were especially at risk. The shift in tactics underscores the need to reassess defensive strategies heading into 2026. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gbKmNbAr

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