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Seceon Partners with Dialog Enterprise to Advance AI-Powered Cybersecurity Across Sri Lanka

Seceon Inc. announces a strategic partnership with Dialog Enterprise to deliver next-generation Managed Detection and Response services to enterprises throughout Sri Lanka. We’re excited to share a major milestone in Seceon’s global expansion: a strategic partnership with Dialog Enterprise, the corporate solutions arm of Dialog Axiata PLC and Sri Lanka’s ... Read More
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When Vendors Become the Vulnerability: What the Marquis Software Breach Signals for Financial Institutions

In December 2025, a ransomware attack on Marquis Software Solutions, a data analytics and marketing vendor serving the financial sector, compromised sensitive customer information held by multiple banks and credit unions, according to Infosecurity Magazine. The attackers reportedly gained access through a known vulnerability in a firewall device connected to ... Read More
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The Deepfake CEO Scam: A New Era of Social Engineering Threats

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
A recent TechRadar Pro article warns of a dramatic rise in deepfake-enabled scams targeting executive leadership—and the numbers are hard to ignore. Over half of cybersecurity professionals surveyed (51%) say their organization has already been targeted by a deepfake impersonation, up from 43% last year. The targets are high-value: CEOs, ... Read More
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Insiders, Enhanced: How Generative AI is Changing the Threat Landscape

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
As artificial intelligence becomes more accessible, a new wave of cybersecurity risk is rising from within: insider threats enhanced by generative AI. According to a recent TechRadar report, security professionals are now more concerned about insider threats than external attackers, driven in part by the increasing use of generative AI ... Read More
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Drowning in Alerts: Why Cybersecurity Teams Are Struggling—and What Needs to Change

| | aiMSSP, aiXDR
Security teams are under siege—not just from attackers, but from the very tools meant to protect them. A new report by TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group and Opal Security reveals a growing crisis: identity-related alerts are flooding SOCs with over 11 hours of investigation time per incident on average, often with ... Read More
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When Trusted Apps Become Threat Vectors: Salesforce OAuth Breach Explained

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
Based on reporting from Cybersecurity Dive, August 21, 2025. In a newly disclosed campaign attributed to threat actor UNC6395, multiple Salesforce instances were breached through the compromise of OAuth tokens used by a third-party app, Drift. The attackers exploited these trusted tokens to harvest sensitive data from connected environments—including passwords, ... Read More
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Malware Delivery Shifts: Malicious URLs Surpass Attachments as Top Threat Vector

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
Cyber attackers have changed their tactics. According to a recent ITPro report, malicious URLs are now four times more common than infected email attachments when it comes to delivering malware. This shift has serious implications for defenders, especially as phishing techniques evolve to exploit trust and emerging communication channels. The ... Read More
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Global Cybersecurity Spending to Hit $213 Billion in 2025—What’s Fueling the Surge

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
Global spending on cybersecurity is projected to soar to $213 billion in 2025, up from $193 billion in 2024, according to Gartner, as reported by ITPro. Forecasts show continued momentum with spending expected to reach $240 billion by 2026. What’s Driving the Increase? The surge in investment is being driven by three main ... Read More
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Supply Chain Under Scrutiny: Asia’s New Cybersecurity Mandates for Vendors

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
A wave of cyberattacks across Asia is pushing organizations to take a harder line on supplier cybersecurity. According to Dark Reading, both public and private sector organizations are beginning to mandate stronger risk controls from vendors—marking a notable shift in regional cybersecurity expectations. In Japan, Kioxia Holdings, a major chipmaker, ... Read More
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The U.S. Becomes the Global Epicenter of Ransomware—Now What?

| | aiMSSP, aiSIEM, aiXDR
A recent report from TechRadar Pro reveals that the United States is now the most targeted country in the world for ransomware attacks, accounting for nearly 50% of all reported incidents globally in the first half of 2025. According to data shared by threat intelligence firm Malwarebytes, this marks a ... Read More