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OpenVPN Introduces Access Server Link for Simplified Self-Hosted Zero Trust Access Across Major Cloud Platforms

OpenVPN Introduces Access Server Link for Simplified Self-Hosted Zero Trust Access Across Major Cloud Platforms

OpenVPN Introduces Access Server Link for Simplified Self-Hosted Zero Trust Access Across Major Cloud Platforms

AdaptHealth Data Breach Impacts Over 4.1 Million Individuals' Health Information

AdaptHealth Data Breach Impacts Over 4.1 Million Individuals' Health Information

Healthcare company AdaptHealth has reported a data breach affecting more than 4.1 million individuals, compromising their personal, health, and insurance information. The breach occurred in early June when a threat actor gained unauthorized access to AdaptHealth's cloud-based applications, including internal systems used for patient management and document storage. The company, which operates over 680 facilities across the U.S., confirmed the data theft, which included a password file associated with insurance billing. AdaptHealth stated that the hacker used social engineering to compromise a user session at a third-party contractor. On August 14, the company notified the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) about the incident, confirming that names, contact and demographic information, and health and health insurance information were exfiltrated. However, AdaptHealth clarified that Social Security numbers and financial information were not affected in this particular breach. The HHS recently...

SLR Appoints Beau Schilz as Head of Water Advisory for the Americas

SLR Appoints Beau Schilz as Head of Water Advisory for the Americas

SLR Appoints Beau Schilz as Head of Water Advisory for the Americas

Cisco Systems's Trillion-Dollar Threshold—and What Got It There

Cisco Systems's Trillion-Dollar Threshold—and What Got It There

Cisco Systems isn't a trillion-dollar company yet, but its journey reveals a masterclass in corporate evolution from internet hardware to an AI and security powerhouse.

Anthropic Report Reveals Iran Used AI to Target U.S. Navy and Israeli Individuals

Anthropic Report Reveals Iran Used AI to Target U.S. Navy and Israeli Individuals

A recent 154-page report by AI company Anthropic has revealed that Iran repeatedly utilized American-made artificial intelligence systems, specifically Anthropic's flagship product Claude, to target U.S. naval forces in the region, Israeli and Jewish diaspora organizations, and to develop phishing strategies domestically. An 'Iran-nexus threat actor' reportedly used Claude to generate targeting recommendations against U.S. Navy assets. This involved identifying and tracking naval positions, compiling rosters of U.S. personnel from public photographs, gathering ship and aircraft transponder identifiers, using commercial satellite-imagery query scripts, and inventorying public websites exposing U.S. naval movements. The actor also researched vulnerabilities in shipboard systems, including maritime VSAT terminals, Cisco communications equipment, and industrial control products. Additionally, Iran developed an 'automated, open-source intelligence identity-profiling harness' to target hundreds of Israeli govern...

Vista Equity Partners Announces Winners of Agentic AI Hackathons, Highlighting Innovation in Enterprise Software

Vista Equity Partners Announces Winners of Agentic AI Hackathons, Highlighting Innovation in Enterprise Software

Vista Equity Partners Announces Winners of Agentic AI Hackathons, Highlighting Innovation in Enterprise Software

Celero Secures $275 Million in Series C Funding to Advance Coherent Optics for AI Data Centers

Celero Secures $275 Million in Series C Funding to Advance Coherent Optics for AI Data Centers

Celero Secures $275 Million in Series C Funding to Advance Coherent Optics for AI Data Centers

Cisco and CISA Warn of Active Exploitation of Critical FMC Vulnerability

Cisco and CISA Warn of Active Exploitation of Critical FMC Vulnerability

Cisco and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have issued warnings about the active exploitation of a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC), identified as CVE-2026-20079. This flaw allows a remote, unauthenticated attacker to execute malicious scripts on vulnerable devices, potentially gaining root access to the underlying operating system. Cisco initially patched the vulnerability in early March and updated its advisory on September 9, confirming active exploitation since August. CISA has added CVE-2026-20079 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, requiring federal agencies to address it by September 12. Cisco's Talos research group has identified three distinct activity clusters exploiting this vulnerability, including state-sponsored actors and financially motivated groups, with one cluster linked to the Russian APT Sandworm and another to the Qilin ransomware.

Amazon Web Services Advances Generative AI Capabilities for Enterprises and Startups

Amazon Web Services Advances Generative AI Capabilities for Enterprises and Startups

Amazon Web Services Advances Generative AI Capabilities for Enterprises and Startups

Qualcomm and Amazon Announce Multi-Generation Collaboration on AI Silicon and Optical Connectivity

Qualcomm and Amazon Announce Multi-Generation Collaboration on AI Silicon and Optical Connectivity

Qualcomm and Amazon Announce Multi-Generation Collaboration on AI Silicon and Optical Connectivity

Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins Participates in LEAP 5 Technology Event in Saudi Arabia

Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins Participates in LEAP 5 Technology Event in Saudi Arabia

Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins Participates in LEAP 5 Technology Event in Saudi Arabia

Cybersecurity Expert Kevin Mandia Appointed to Amazon's Board of Directors

Cybersecurity Expert Kevin Mandia Appointed to Amazon's Board of Directors

Cybersecurity Expert Kevin Mandia Appointed to Amazon's Board of Directors