Posts Tagged ‘identity security’
Certighost CVE-2026-54121 Active Directory Domain Takeover
Certighost CVE-2026-54121 Active Directory is a certificate-services flaw that turns any ordinary domain-user account into full control of your entire Windows domain — no admin rights, no malware, no phishing required. Microsoft patched it on July 14, 2026, but a full technical writeup and working proof-of-concept went public on July 24. If your Active Directory…
Read MoreTop 5 Cybersecurity News Stories April 10, 2026
This week’s Top 5 Cybersecurity News Stories April 10, 2026 are not a recap, they are a strategic read of where risk is concentrating. From compromised DevOps tooling and mobile management platforms to healthcare vendor dependency, identity abuse, and AI infrastructure risk, these signals show pipelines that deploy automatically, management platforms that govern devices, vendors…
Read MoreMarch 2026 Cybersecurity Round-Up
The March 2026 Cybersecurity Round-Up covers the final month of the first quarter, a period that saw plenty of noteworthy cybersecurity attacks and breaches. While geopolitics continued to grab the major headlines, with attacks related to the ongoing Middle East conflict, there were also many other significant incidents that offered valuable lessons. Here’s a big-picture…
Read MoreTop 5 Cybersecurity News Stories April 3, 2026
This week’s Top 5 Cybersecurity News Stories April 3, are not a recap, they’re a strategic read of where risk is concentrating. From exploited zero-days and identity chokepoints to collaboration platforms, executive messaging, and ransomware pressure tactics, these signals show how attackers are gaining leverage faster than patch and governance cycles can keep up. Unifying…
Read MoreTop 5 Cybersecurity News Stories March 27, 2026
News Stories March 27 reveal a clear shift: compromise paths are moving into control planes,the systems that issue trust, ship code, govern identity, and manage fleets. This week wasn’t defined by “more breaches,” but by higher leverage. Attackers aren’t forcing doors; they’re operating inside the infrastructure behind them. When the control plane is compromised, every…
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