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Rapid7’s latest Threat Landscape Report paints a tense portrait of cybersecurity in late 2025, where attackers have effectively synchronized their operations with vulnerability disclosure cycles and are now leveraging artificial intelligence to stay a step ahead of defenders. The company’s Intelligence Hub and telemetry from AttackerKB and MDR operations reveal how modern … [Read more...] about AI, Ransomware, and the Acceleration of Exploitation: Inside Rapid7’s Q3 2025 Threat Landscape

Axonius has announced a significant reinforcement of its go-to-market leadership team, appointing Klaus Moser as Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Ernesto Tey as Vice President of Global Partners and Alliances. Both will report to President Joe Diamond, who is overseeing the integration of Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success into a unified GTM organization designed … [Read more...] about Axonius Strengthens Its Leadership Team to Accelerate Global Growth

UBiqube, known for its deep expertise in multi-domain IT infrastructure orchestration, has expanded its SASE OpsLabs enablement portal with an integration featuring Netskope — a major player in secure access service edge (SASE) technologies for the cloud and AI era. The collaboration marks a strategic step in automating one of the most complex aspects of modern enterprise … [Read more...] about UBiqube and Netskope Partner to Accelerate SASE Adoption through Automation

There’s a quiet shift underway in enterprise security — one that’s not about more dashboards or another identity add-on, but about acknowledging that most organizations simply don’t know what identity actually looks like inside their own application estates. That’s the backdrop to Orchid Security being named to the 2025 CRN Stellar Startup list in the Security category. It … [Read more...] about Orchid Security and the Emerging Imperative of Identity “Dark Matter”

There’s something telling about when the channel takes notice. This space tends to reward not just shiny technology but the vendors who actually solve the messy, operational problems enterprises struggle with every day. Vorlon has been gaining momentum on exactly that front, and its inclusion on CRN’s 2025 Stellar Startups list in the Security category lands as another signal … [Read more...] about Vorlon Earns Spot on CRN’s 2025 Stellar Startups List

The announcement reads almost like the next logical chapter in a story BigPanda has been writing for years. The company has always positioned itself around the idea that IT Operations doesn’t need to be this endless loop of alerts, escalations, and late-night firefighting. By acquiring Velocity, a company deeply rooted in SRE practice and major incident response, BigPanda is … [Read more...] about BigPanda Acquires Velocity to Accelerate Agentic IT Operations

There’s something almost poetic about security researchers being invited to poke and prod at a system whose entire purpose is to keep retail operations smooth, compliant, and protected in a space that still has to fight for legitimacy. Sweed, which has become something of the backbone infrastructure for many cannabis dispensaries, just announced the launch of the industry’s … [Read more...] about How Sweed’s Bug Bounty Elevates Cannabis Cybersecurity

There’s a quiet but unmistakable shift happening in how companies think about cybersecurity. For years, identity was treated as a technical detail, a set of user accounts to maintain and access rights to keep tidy. Now, it’s become the fulcrum for everything modern enterprises are trying to do: cloud adoption, remote work, digital products at scale, customer trust, regulatory … [Read more...] about Hexaware Acquired CyberSolve to Build a Stronger Global Identity Security Powerhouse

There’s a moment, sometimes, when a document looks harmless until you understand who benefits from its vagueness. The UN cybercrime convention, adopted on December 24, 2024, was introduced as a global framework to combat hacking, fraud, ransomware, all the things everyone agrees are real problems. But the heart of the matter is that the treaty is not primarily about those … [Read more...] about The UN Cybercrime Treaty and the Quiet Export of Repression