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fireblocks

Fireblocks Enables Encrypted PII Messaging for Binance Travel Rule Requirements

Jul 17, 2025 By Fireblocks In Fireblocks
Last week, Binance began enforcing jurisdiction-specific regulations requiring Personally Identifiable Information (PII) for certain crypto withdrawals and deposits (Binance US is not affected). These updates carry immediate operational and compliance implications for Fireblocks customers based in Japan, New Zealand, India, the UAE, Bahrain, South Africa, Poland, France, and Kazakhstan who transact with Binance.
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graylog

5 Ways CISOs Can Use Selective Retrieval to Optimize Data Lakes

Jul 17, 2025 By The Graylog Team In Graylog
Data lakes have evolved. Once treated as passive storage archives, they’re now becoming active components of enterprise risk management. The driver? Selective retrieval — the ability to park large data volumes in cold storage and later retrieve targeted slices for forensic or compliance needs. This shift matters. According to 2025 data from Cybersecurity Insights Group, 73% of enterprises report that SIEM ingestion costs are limiting their real-time analysis capacity.
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Forward Networks

How CIOs Can Do More with Less Using Network Digital Twin Technology

Jul 17, 2025 By Forward Networks In Forward Networks
Today’s CIOs are under intense pressure to deliver operational excellence without expanding headcount or overspending. Budget constraints, rising infrastructure costs, and growing expectations around uptime and security have forced IT leaders to rethink how they allocate resources. The challenge isn’t simply about doing more—it’s about doing more efficiently with the same staff and infrastructure.
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bluevoyant

RecipeLister: A Recipe for Disaster

Jul 17, 2025 By Thomas Elkins In BlueVoyant
The BlueVoyant SOC consistently monitors and analyzes threats within customers instances 24x7. One threat we have been tracking and observing has been a free-ware software known as RecipeLister. This software claims to provide users with the capabilities of viewing and downloading recipes in order to assist in the journey of staying healthy. While this capability was rather appetizing, we discovered there was more to be unpacked by this software.
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Trustwave

Ensuring Compliance with DORA: How Trustwave Secures Your Databases and Meets Regulatory Standards

Jul 17, 2025 By Montserrat Bonilla In Trustwave
The EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) establishes a unified regulatory framework to ensure financial institutions can withstand and recover from IT disruptions. As a cornerstone of operational resilience, secure and compliant database environments are critical to safeguarding sensitive financial data and maintaining regulatory alignment.
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apono

Why DevOps in Cybersecurity SaaS Are Leading the Shift to JIT Access

Jul 17, 2025 By The Apono Team In Apono
DevOps teams are moving faster than ever deploying AI agents, orchestrating automated workflows, and scaling infrastructure across cloud platforms. But as speed increases, so does the attack surface. Traditional access models weren’t built for today’s dynamic, machine-heavy environments, and static privileges have become one of the biggest security liabilities in SaaS.
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aikido

Harden Your Containers with Aikido x Root

Jul 17, 2025 By Trusha Sharma In Aikido
TL;DR: Aikido and Root have teamed up to deliver hardened container images that fix vulnerabilities fast while letting you keep your current base image. Patch timelines shrink from months to minutes. More about the launch below, or check out our docs. Keeping containers secure isn’t as simple as “just update.” While it sounds straightforward, anyone who’s tried it in a real app knows it’s far from easy.
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fidelis security

Mapping Social Engineering Tactics to Detection Strategies in XDR

Jul 17, 2025 By Fidelis Security In Fidelis Security
Social engineering isn’t just a trick of trade anymore, it is trade. Threat actors aren’t only targeting systems; they’re targeting people. And because humans are often the weakest link in cybersecurity, attackers use psychological manipulation to deceive users into giving up credentials, clicking malicious links, or downloading malware. The challenge? These attacks don’t always leave behind obvious traces. This is where Extended Detection and Response (XDR) becomes essential.
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How Real-Time Health Insights Empower Better Chronic Care

How Real-Time Health Insights Empower Better Chronic Care

Jul 17, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Managing chronic conditions can feel overwhelming, with patients juggling medications, tracking symptoms, and hoping they're on the right path. Fortunately, healthcare is evolving with technology that makes managing long-term health simpler and more proactive. The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation reports that Chronic Care Management (CCM) programs cut costs by $74 per patient monthly, highlighting not just savings but improved care.
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Why Remote Devs Are AI's Next Big Bet?

Why Remote Devs Are AI's Next Big Bet?

Jul 17, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
The tech world is buzzing about something that's reshaping how we think about software development. Remote developers aren't just convenient anymore; they're becoming the secret weapon for companies diving into AI. Recent data shows that 79% of managers feel like their team is more productive working remotely or hybrid environment. This isn't just about flexibility; it's about tapping into a global brain trust that's perfectly positioned to handle AI's demands. Companies are discovering that the best AI talent doesn't always live in Silicon Valley, and that's changing everything.
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