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Atlassian Guard Premium Enhances Data Loss Prevention for Jira and Confluence Cloud

Atlassian Guard Premium Enhances Data Loss Prevention for Jira and Confluence Cloud

Atlassian Guard Premium Enhances Data Loss Prevention for Jira and Confluence Cloud
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How Site-to-Site VPNs Quietly Underpin Modern Networks

How Site-to-Site VPNs Quietly Underpin Modern Networks

Discover the invisible technology that securely connects corporate offices and cloud services, making the modern, distributed business world possible.
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Why Identity Management for a Nonprofit Organization Matters More in Cloud Environments

Why Identity Management for a Nonprofit Organization Matters More in Cloud Environments

For nonprofits moving to the cloud, managing who has access to what data is no longer just an IT task—it's a critical pillar of trust and security.
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theCUBE Research Releases Hyperscaler Buyer's Guide, Highlighting US CLOUD Act's Impact on Data Sovereignty

theCUBE Research Releases Hyperscaler Buyer's Guide, Highlighting US CLOUD Act's Impact on Data Sovereignty

theCUBE Research Releases Hyperscaler Buyer's Guide, Highlighting US CLOUD Act's Impact on Data Sovereignty
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KnowBe4 and AWS Collaboration Accelerates AI Development and Infrastructure Streamlining

KnowBe4 and AWS Collaboration Accelerates AI Development and Infrastructure Streamlining

KnowBe4 and AWS Collaboration Accelerates AI Development and Infrastructure Streamlining
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K-12 EdTech Software Market Projected to Reach $173.67 Billion by 2032, Driven by Cloud and AI Adoption

K-12 EdTech Software Market Projected to Reach $173.67 Billion by 2032, Driven by Cloud and AI Adoption

The global K-12 EdTech market is forecast to reach $173.67 billion by 2032, growing at an 11.40% CAGR from 2027. Software is identified as the fastest-growing segment within this market, projected to expand at a 13.20% CAGR through 2032. This growth is attributed to increased school spending on digital curriculum, assessment, and administrative platforms. Cloud-based deployment models are also a significant driver, accounting for 67.30% of revenue in 2026 and expected to grow at a 14.23% CAGR. Cloud infrastructure supports scalable deployment, updates, storage, and collaboration, shifting school budgets from hardware purchases to recurring software subscriptions. Key players like McGraw Hill and Pearson are integrating assessment tools, while Cengage is expanding AI products across its K-12 portfolio, indicating a trend towards comprehensive digital solutions. The market is moving from standalone classroom tools to integrated technology supporting curriculum, assessment, school administration, and teacher ...
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Nevada Appoints Casey Quinn as First Chief Privacy Officer to Lead Statewide Data Protection

Nevada Appoints Casey Quinn as First Chief Privacy Officer to Lead Statewide Data Protection

The Nevada Governor’s Technology Office (GTO) has announced the appointment of Casey Quinn as the state’s first chief privacy officer. In this new role, Quinn will be responsible for leading statewide privacy governance and data protection efforts across all executive branch agencies. Additionally, he will serve as the GTO’s general counsel, supporting the office’s legal functions and advising leadership on matters such as procurement, contracting, rulemaking, legislative issues, and emerging technology policy. Prior to this appointment, Quinn served as a land agent with the Nevada Division of State Lands and was a partner at BG Law, as well as a senior deputy attorney general within the Complex Litigation Division of the Nevada Attorney General Office. The GTO also announced other leadership changes, including Megan Franklin as communications and policy officer and Jared Wilkin as chief IT manager of the Client Services Division.
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Executive Office of the President Seeks Technical Project Manager for IT Initiatives

Executive Office of the President Seeks Technical Project Manager for IT Initiatives

The Executive Office of the President, specifically the Office of Administration's Office of Chief of Information Technology (OAIT), is seeking to fill a Technical Project Manager (Archival) position. This is a two-year term position, with the potential for extension up to a maximum of ten years, depending on management needs. The role is based in Washington, D.C., and involves serving as a senior technical leader. The selected individual will be responsible for planning, executing, and overseeing complex, high-risk, and high-visibility information technology initiatives within the Executive Office of the President. Key duties include evaluating technical solutions, leading end-to-end lifecycle management of IT projects, managing project budgets, and mitigating technical and cybersecurity risks. The position also requires ensuring compliance with federal IT security, privacy, records management, and data protection requirements, as well as communicating complex technical concepts to diverse audiences.
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Azure Key Vault Secrets Client Library for .NET Updated to Version 4.13.0-beta.1

Azure Key Vault Secrets Client Library for .NET Updated to Version 4.13.0-beta.1

Azure Key Vault Secrets Client Library for .NET Updated to Version 4.13.0-beta.1
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Azure AI Networking Architecture Guides Secure Enterprise AI Workloads

Azure AI Networking Architecture Guides Secure Enterprise AI Workloads

Azure AI Networking Architecture Guides Secure Enterprise AI Workloads
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AI Pentesting Platform AntiFox Linked to AWS Production Secret Access in Cyberattacks

AI Pentesting Platform AntiFox Linked to AWS Production Secret Access in Cyberattacks

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a series of cyberattacks where an AI-driven penetration testing platform named AntiFox was used to compromise Amazon Web Services (AWS) environments and steal production secrets. According to a report by Arctic Wolf Labs, these intrusions involved leveraging AntiFox to access AWS credentials and move laterally within compromised systems. The attacks typically began with web exploitation and web shell deployment, facilitating configuration discovery, credential validation, cloud-service enumeration, and secret access. In some instances, the activity progressed to successful `GetSecretValue` requests against production secrets. AntiFox, available on GitHub, is described as an autonomous penetration testing platform built on the ARTEX framework. The platform automates various stages of an intrusion, from reconnaissance to exploitation and report delivery, making sophisticated attack techniques more accessible to threat actors. The initial access points varied, with so...
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United States Ranks Among Top Countries at High Risk for Cyberattacks in 2026

United States Ranks Among Top Countries at High Risk for Cyberattacks in 2026

The United States is identified as one of the top five countries most at risk for cyberattacks in 2026, according to a recent ranking. This assessment highlights a global escalation in cyber threats, moving beyond a limited number of nations to encompass major economies and emerging digital markets. The primary concerns for the U.S. and other high-risk countries include hacking and unauthorized access, malware infections, phishing campaigns, ransomware attacks, and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. These threats are increasingly targeting business and government infrastructure. The evolving landscape of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) shows a concentrated focus by nation-state actors on critical infrastructure, such as transportation, shipping, telecommunications, and government sectors. These espionage operations prioritize stealth, long-term persistence, and intelligence collection over immediate disruption, exposing organizations to sophisticated, multi-origin threats that leverage dual-u...