Many companies know they need strong identity and access management (IAM) to stay secure, but they still struggle to get it right. Despite frequent warnings and news about cyberattacks, employees often bypass security measures to work faster. New research shows that this pattern is common across many organizations, putting sensitive data and systems at risk.
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Truepic, a leader in Visual Risk Intelligence, has announced the addition of Kerry Whorton Cooper to its Board of Advisors. Cooper brings over 20 years of leadership experience across various sectors, including consumer, eCommerce, retail, and energy. Her role will focus on helping Truepic expand its mission of ensuring authenticity in digital content amid growing
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Precisely, a global leader in data integrity, has achieved a major milestone by obtaining FedRAMP Moderate Impact Level authorization for its Data Integrity Suite. This certification makes the suite one of the trusted cloud solutions available to U.S. government agencies. Now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, the approval highlights the company’s commitment to providing secure
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Cornerstone OnDemand has announced a major milestone in responsible AI development. Its Galaxy Platform has earned ISO/IEC 42001 certification, the world’s first international standard for managing artificial intelligence. This move highlights Cornerstone’s commitment to ethical, transparent, and well-governed AI practices across its products. Setting a New Benchmark for Responsible AI ISO 42001 offers organizations a
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Security researchers have uncovered a serious vulnerability in Open WebUI, a popular self-hosted interface for managing large language models. This flaw could let attackers hijack AI workloads and steal sensitive data. The problem is tied to how the platform handles external connections and server-sent events, or SSEs. How the Flaw Works and Its Risks The
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Researchers have created a new tool to help protect valuable proprietary data used in AI systems. This method aims to make stolen data useless to hackers and unauthorized users. It’s especially relevant for large language models that rely heavily on sensitive information stored in knowledge graphs. How the Technology Works The tool, called AURA (Active
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AI has come a long way in the past few years. What started as simple chatbots and copilots has evolved into systems that can take real actions. These AI agents can connect to business apps, pull data, and even start workflows on their own. As more companies experiment with these autonomous tools, security concerns are
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About a month ago, a serious security flaw was discovered in the React 19 library, a popular tool used to build web application interfaces. This flaw, called React2Shell, allows attackers to run malicious code remotely without needing any authentication. As researchers looked deeper, they uncovered a bigger picture that shows how this bug could affect
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A serious security flaw has been identified in MongoDB, a popular NoSQL database used by thousands worldwide. The bug could let unauthenticated users access uninitialized memory on affected systems, potentially allowing them to run malicious code or take control of the database server. MongoDB has issued urgent guidance to users to update their software to
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Security researchers have uncovered a dangerous npm package that disguises itself as a legitimate WhatsApp Web API library. It’s designed to secretly steal messages, login credentials, and contact information from developers’ environments. The package, called “lotusbail,” looks like a normal dependency but hides malicious code that can cause serious security issues. How the Malicious Package
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