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Threat Intelligence

22 Million Reasons to Rethink Your 2027 Threat Intelligence Plan

Flashpoint tracked 22 million illicit AI posts in six months. See new data on AI threats, threat intelligence spending, and agentic AI to shape your 2027 plan.

2026-10-02 · 12 min read
AI Security

The Rise of Agentic Hacking Swarms

A SecureTrust Cyber white paper for healthcare security leaders. Autonomous multi-agent intrusion became documented reality in 2026. This paper sets out what is confirmed, what is overstated, and what healthcare organizations should change now.

2026-09-30 · 19 min read
Vulnerability Management

Patch management best practices: close the window before attackers do

Most breaches exploit vulnerabilities that already had a patch. A disciplined patching cadence is the single highest-leverage control you can adopt.

2026-09-18 · 2 min read
Compliance

NIS2 compliance: a practical guide for 2026

NIS2 expands the scope of EU cybersecurity rules to thousands more organizations. Here is what actually changes and how to prepare.

2026-09-05 · 2 min read
Detection & Response

EDR vs XDR: what is the difference and which do you need?

EDR watches endpoints. XDR correlates signal across email, network, identity, and cloud. Understanding the difference shapes your whole detection strategy.

2026-08-22 · 2 min read
Endpoint Security

Ransomware protection in layers: prevention, detection, recovery

No single control stops ransomware. A layered defense across prevention, detection, and recovery is what actually keeps your data safe.

2026-08-08 · 1 min read
Security Strategy

Zero trust architecture: from buzzword to a practical roadmap

Zero trust is a principle, not a product. Here is a pragmatic sequence for turning it into real controls.

2026-07-25 · 1 min read
Email Security

Phishing prevention: why email is still the front door

Email remains the most common initial access vector. Here is how to close the front door without grinding your team to a halt.

2026-07-10 · 1 min read