ServiceNow is nearing a massive $7.1 billion deal to acquire security firm Armis, according to a report. This follows its recent purchase of Veza and aims to give customers a complete view of their entire IT and IoT landscape. The big strategic question is how ServiceNow will integrate these new, la
Microsoft is overhauling its bug bounty program to an “in scope by default” model, paying for critical vulnerabilities across all products and online services, even third-party code. The company paid over $17 million in awards last year and expects to spend more. This shift aims to address cloud and
Legal and compliance teams are facing a tech-driven revolution. According to a new report, AI is set to transform the profession within five years, moving beyond automation to become a core strategic partner.
A new report from Fortune’s Brainstorm AI event reveals a paradox in corporate AI adoption. While half of companies are prototyping AI agents, the number one blocker to real deployment isn’t tech—it’s trust and the fear of what happens when an agent goes rogue.
Mullvad VPN has officially retired OpenVPN support in its desktop application. The move pushes all users to WireGuard, with the older protocol set to be completely shut down in early 2026.
Microsoft is pushing forward with its “Hornet” Linux Security Module to verify eBPF program signatures in the kernel. The proposal aims to close audit gaps and prevent a specific type of attack that the current “trusted loader” model might allow. This is a significant move for securing a core Linux
Coupang CEO Park Dae-jun has resigned in the wake of a massive data breach. The incident, which began in June, exposed the personal information of nearly 34 million people in South Korea.
The US government is proposing a dramatic new rule for tourists. Visitors from about 40 visa-waiver countries would have to provide five years of social media usernames on their ESTA forms.
Security researchers at watchTowr disclosed a .NET framework vulnerability enabling remote code execution in enterprise apps. Microsoft’s response? It’s not a bug, and developers should know better than to allow untrusted inputs. The fallout could be widespread.
Coupang’s CEO has stepped down following a historic data breach in South Korea. The incident, which went undetected for five months, compromised the personal data of tens of millions.
