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Cybersecurity weekly news (September 28–October 4): 1.1 Billion personal data records, Cisco SD-WAN Zero-day and the race to control AI agents
Cybersecurity news for September 28–October 4, 2026: 1.1 billion personal data records, online scams, Cisco SD-WAN zero-day, KillSec and AI Agent risks.
2 hours ago


Cybersecurity Weekly News (September 21–27): 120 Million Data Records Illegally Collected, Check Point Zero-Day and AI Risks
Cybersecurity news for September 21–27, 2026: 120 million data records illegally collected, Check Point zero-day, Gemini AI and TeamCity ransomware.
Sep 28


Cybersecurity Weekly News (14/9–20/9): Malware Hidden in Documents, Billion-VND Fraud and AI-Accelerated Attacks
Cybersecurity news for September 14–20, 2026: malware hidden in Word/PDF files, VND 1 trillion fraud, AI Agents, Microsoft Cloud phishing and supply-chain risks.
Sep 21


Optimizing IT risk management with in-depth Information Security GRC solutions
Information security GRC is increasingly becoming a critical part of IT governance strategy, helping align governance, risk, and compliance requirements into a unified model.
Aug 25


Network maintenance for Startups: In-house or Outsourced?
Learn what a startup network maintenance solution should include, how to choose the right support model, and what to look for in a service provider.
Jul 25


Financial sector cybersecurity 2026: Decoding 6 cyberattack trends and proactive defense strategies
Decode 6 financial sector cybersecurity trends in 2026 from Darktrace & Visa. Discover how to combat ransomware and phishing with a 24/7 SOC platform from IPSIP experts!
Jul 7


AI 1980s Photos: Warning on Personal Data Exposure Risks
The AI 1980s photo trend may expose facial and personal data exposure, creating risks involving deepfakes, identity misuse, social engineering and privacy loss.
3 days ago


AI autonomously infiltrates government systems
Recently, the tech world recorded a rare and alarming incident: an AI system autonomously bypassed security barriers to breach an Australian government healthcare database.
Sep 25


Gemini breaches systems of three companies during security test
Recently, tech company Google confirmed a rare incident: its artificial intelligence (AI) model Gemini autonomously breached the systems of three different companies.
Sep 21
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"The Gentlemen" ransomware and the threat of double extortion tactics
Recently, the cybersecurity situation in Hung Yen has faced complex developments as information systems of several local agencies and organizations showed signs of being compromised. The culprits behind these attacks have been identified as two dangerous ransomware strains named "The Gentlemen" and "Trigona." In response to the situation, the Hung Yen Provincial Police quickly issued an urgent warning to help units take timely preventive measures.
35 minutes ago


AI 1980s Photos: Warning on Personal Data Exposure Risks
The AI 1980s photo trend may expose facial and personal data exposure, creating risks involving deepfakes, identity misuse, social engineering and privacy loss.
3 days ago


Apple releases emergency patch for actively exploited CoreGraphics zero-day vulnerability
Apple has released new operating system updates to address a severe information security incident. This marks the seventh zero-day vulnerability that the tech giant has had to address since the beginning of the year, following signs of exploitation in attack campaigns targeting highly selected individuals.
4 days ago
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Post-Pentest strategy: Remediating vulnerabilities from Penetration Testing reports
Completing a Penetration Testing project is just the beginning of an organization's journey to protect its digital assets. The real challenge lies in the post-testing phase, where organizations face a long list of complex technical findings.
Jun 25


Post-Pentest strategy: How to read the report and remediate vulnerabilities post-pentest
Many businesses, after investing a large budget into Penetration Testing (Pentest), often find themselves in a state of crisis when receiving a thick document containing dozens or even hundreds of security vulnerabilities.
Jun 23
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