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Active Directory Login for WordPress: The Complete Beginner's Guide

You’ve set up a WordPress portal for your organization. It could be used for project updates, employee resources, or internal documentation. Everything works fine until you realize each employee now has one more username and password to remember just for WordPress. People forget their logins, reuse weak passwords, or share accounts to save time. IT ends up buried under reset requests, and security takes a hit.

How Keeper Forcefield Protects Against Microsoft Edge's Password Vulnerability

New research shows Microsoft Edge loads all saved passwords into memory in plain text, and Keeper Forcefield is built to protect against exactly this kind of vulnerability. A security researcher recently published a working tool called EdgeSavedPasswordsDumper that extracts credentials stored in Edge directly from the browser’s parent process memory. There is no exploit needed, just sufficient system privileges.

Security metamorphosis: a Mythos-ready architecture checklist for autonomous AI attacks

The Anthropic Glasswing initiative brings together Amazon Web Services, Apple, Broadcom, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Google, JPMorganChase, the Linux Foundation, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Palo Alto Networks as launch partners. You can find a lot of posts and reactions on social media as it is definitely a big deal that Anthropic is keeping their Mythos Preview model out of general access.

OverWatch for Defender

Standardized on Microsoft Defender but want the power of CrowdStrike’s elite threat hunters? Now you can have both Meet CrowdStrike Falcon OverWatch for Defender: 24/7 threat hunting focused on what automation misses Real-time detection and response to sophisticated threats Deeper visibility without changing your existing deployment You keep Defender. You gain a team hunting for the activity hiding in plain sight.

The Terrorist Designation: A New Red Line for Ransomware with Cynthia Kaiser

In this episode, host ⁠Caleb Tolin⁠ explores the battlefield of enterprise defense, which has moved from simple data theft to ultra heinous crimes that put patient outcomes at risk. Guest ⁠Cynthia Kaiser⁠ shares Battlefield Stories from her time at the FBI and her current work as SVP of the Ransomware Research Center at ⁠Halcyon⁠ (@halcyonsecurity ) illustrating how the industrialization of cybercrime has reached a tipping point. They dive into the alarming reality of modern dwell times, specifically looking at how groups like Akira move from initial access to full encryption in as little as one hour.

Close Defensive Gaps Before AI Attacks Exploit Them

The speed of AI-powered attacks is mind-numbing. CrowdStrike found that average eCrime breakout time fell to 29 minutes, with the fastest recorded breakout at 27 seconds. Armadin showed an LLM-driven NTLM relay attack completing in under three minutes, then roughly 1.5 minutes with BloodHound MCP context.

Building a Future-Proof Cloud Strategy Without VMware

For two decades, VMware was the default answer for virtualization. It worked, it was well supported, and the commercial terms were predictable enough that infrastructure strategy could largely ignore the underlying platform and focus on workloads. Broadcom’s acquisition ended that. Perpetual licences are gone. Product catalogues have collapsed from 168 offerings into four mandatory bundles. Per-core minimums have created fixed costs for capacity many organisations don’t use.

5 signs it is time to upgrade your DIY Zeek deployment

You already know the immense value of open-source Zeek. It provides the absolute gold standard of network evidence, giving you the deep visibility required to defend your organization. You have the right strategic foundation, but the operational workload of managing a do-it-yourself (DIY) deployment at scale is likely draining your energy.

Logs & Lattes: Episode 6 - How Small SOC Teams Stop Drowning in Alerts

Lean security teams don't need a smaller version of an enterprise SOC. They need a different approach entirely. Graylog Director of Product Management, Rich Murphy, joins Logs and Lattes to explain why 2-to-4-person security teams are the most underserved segment in cybersecurity and what needs to change.