“Fail. Fail fast.” How often, if at all, does your organization practice failing safely? That’s the goal of a tabletop exercise. You simulate a cyber attack against your organization, not to win, but to expose security, communication, and personnel gaps. It allows you to test the decision-making of leadership, and promote effective communication before [...]
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A sophisticated new threat actor designated TAG-150 has emerged as a significant cybersecurity concern, demonstrating rapid development capabilities and technical sophistication in deploying multiple self-developed malware families since March 2025. The group has successfully created and deployed CastleLoader, CastleBot, and their latest creation, CastleRAT, a previously undocumented remote access trojan that represents a concerning evolution […]
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Palo Alto Networks this week revealed it will update its secure access service edge (SASE) platform that adds an ability to identify and neutralize malware in real time as end users employ an enterprise-grade browser that is integrated into the platform. Prisma SASE 4.0 also adds more than 140 pre-trained machine learning classifiers and customizable..
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