Everything CloudSec Press has reported about network security: 8 stories, newest first. Part of our Cyber Attacks coverage.
Small businesses face outsized risk from Citrix NetScaler flaws because default configurations often leave management interfaces exposed to the public internet without strict access controls.
Attackers rarely breach a network from the outside; they usually enter through a single weak point and move inward by stealing credentials and trusting default configurations.
Most espionage succeeds because defenders monitor for loud attacks while quiet credential theft drains sensitive data over months without triggering standard alerts.
Misconfigured authentication and unpatched legacy systems allow attackers to recruit your devices into a botnet without triggering standard security alerts or requiring direct human interaction.
DNS filtering acts as a gatekeeper that stops malware before it loads, but it also creates blind spots for encrypted traffic and legitimate educational tools that rely on dynamic domains.
You can lock data while it moves across networks, yet most teams fail because they trust the network path instead of verifying the cryptographic handshake.
Most organizations fail because they focus on decryption before isolating the network, allowing the malware to encrypt every connected drive before responders arrive.
An intrusion detection system alerts you to threats while an intrusion prevention system actively blocks them, creating distinct trade-offs in network latency and false positives.