Tenable has launched Tenable One AI Exposure, a new add-on to detect and govern AI tool usage across enterprises. It aims to tackle shadow AI and data leakage risks, starting with deep support for Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The move places them alongside competitors like CrowdStrike and
A new wave of security is moving directly onto your PC’s processor. Chipmakers are using dedicated AI silicon, like NPUs, to run anti-phishing and deepfake detection without killing your battery or needing the cloud.
Microsoft has rolled out Edge 144.0.3719.104 to its Stable channel. This release fixes a specific security flaw and, more importantly, introduces unified policy management for IT administrators across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
Software supply chain attacks are now the second most prevalent threat. Adversaries are shifting to targeted, long-term strategies that exploit trust in open-source communities and development workflows.
Samsung is pushing a new software update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic. It aims to fix issues introduced with the recent One UI 8 Watch upgrade and includes the latest security patch.
NETSCOUT is upgrading its observability tools to close critical visibility gaps. New capabilities focus on monitoring remote sites over Wi-Fi 7 and preventing costly outages from expired SSL certificates.
Microsoft confirms its January 2026 security update, KB5074109, is crashing some commercial PCs with an UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME error. The company is working on a partial fix, but it won’t repair devices that are already unbootable.
A Russian state-aligned hacking group known as Sandworm attempted to disrupt Poland’s electricity grid using destructive “wiper” malware in late December 2025. Security researchers from ESET attribute the attack, which used malware called DynoWiper, to the group but report no successful disruption o
Microsoft confirmed it provided BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI for a fraud investigation in Guam. This move breaks from the tech industry’s typical stance of resisting such government demands, raising major privacy concerns.
For the first time, Microsoft has handed over BitLocker recovery keys to law enforcement. The FBI served a warrant earlier this year for keys to three laptops in a Guam fraud case. This sets a critical precedent for cloud-backed encryption.
