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Reality Defender, ActiveFence Partner on Deepfake Defense

Reality Defender integrates deepfake detection into ActiveFence’s AI safety platform, strengthening enterprise defenses against synthetic media threats.

Cloudflare Blocks Record 7.3 Tbps DDoS Attack

Cloudflare’s Q2 2025 report reveals a record‑breaking 7.3 Tbps DDoS attack, a 1,150% surge in hyper‑volumetric assaults, and rising threats to telecom and critical sectors.

Palo Alto Networks to Acquire CyberArk for $25B

Palo Alto Networks will acquire CyberArk for $25B, expanding into Identity Security and combining PAM expertise with AI-driven cybersecurity platforms.

Imprivata Report: Hospitals Save $1.1M with Shared Devices

Imprivata’s 2025 report reveals hospitals save $1.1M annually using shared mobile devices but face policy gaps, security risks, and workflow challenges.

Google’s Luke McNamara on Outsmarting Hackers

Luke McNamara of Google Threat Intelligence Group on AI, identity-driven attacks, and global collaboration to outpace advanced cyber adversaries.

Hackers Actively Exploit Fortinet Flaw

A critical SQL injection flaw in Fortinet's FortiWeb is under active attack. Learn about the vulnerability, CVE-2025-25257, and how to patch your systems immediately.

CISOs Grapple with AI’s Security Risks

AI presents new challenges for CISOs, from securing AI agents to controlling "shadow AI" use. Find out how security leaders are navigating these risks while also using AI to automate SOC roles.

Microsoft Warns of Active Attacks on SharePoint Servers

Microsoft urges urgent patching after zero-day attacks target on-prem SharePoint servers used by governments and firms. Cloud-based SharePoint remains safe.

Meta Settles $8B Privacy Lawsuit, Zuckerberg Avoids Trial

Meta settles shareholder lawsuit seeking $8B over privacy violations. Zuckerberg and ex-execs avoid trial after FTC fined Facebook $5B in 2019.

Qantas Vendor Breach Impacts 5.7M Passengers

Qantas confirms a cyberattack on a vendor exposed data for 5.7 million passengers, including names, emails, and frequent flyer numbers. No credit card or passport data compromised.

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