Cybersecurity firm Netskope just reported its first quarterly results since going public, and the numbers are strong. Revenue jumped 33% to $184.2 million, beating Wall Street expectations, while the company is landing major new customers on its SASE platform.
Facing credit card bans and slow bank transfers, the regulated gambling industry is turning to stablecoins to survive. This shift, driven by 24/7 operation needs, shows crypto solving real problems traditional finance won’t.
NordVPN has added a new email protection feature to its Threat Protection Pro suite. It automatically scans links in webmail for phishing, scams, and malware, flagging dangerous URLs instantly.
The popular developer tool Notepad++ had its update mechanism compromised, allowing hackers to redirect users to malware servers. The vulnerability has been patched, requiring a manual update to version 8.8.9 to secure your system.
Operational technology is no longer isolated, creating a massive security gap at the IT-OT boundary. A new report warns that applying standard IT frameworks like the Essential Eight without translation leaves critical infrastructure vulnerable. The focus for 2026 must be on bridging that divide.
The creator of the popular ICEBlock app has filed a federal lawsuit against Trump administration officials. The app, which allowed users to report sightings of immigration agents, was removed by Apple in October following pressure from the government.
The U.S. and key allies have published new guidance for safely using AI in critical infrastructure. The document outlines principles for risk assessment, governance, and fail-safes, warning against rushing adoption without safeguards.
Rockwell Automation has introduced its SecureOT solution suite, a comprehensive industrial cybersecurity platform. It combines real-time monitoring, professional services, and managed security to protect critical operations technology.
The Russian hacking group Star Blizzard, linked to the FSB, has launched a new spear-phishing campaign. Their latest targets include the NGO Reporters Without Borders, using sophisticated techniques to bypass two-factor authentication.
Google has rushed out a critical December 2025 software update for all supported Pixel phones after confirming two Android vulnerabilities are being actively exploited. The U.S. cybersecurity agency CISA has ordered federal employees to update their devices by December 23 or stop using them.
