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Between daily scans and hundreds of weekly CVEs, the backlog quickly becomes unmanageable. Most teams aren't short on information — they're short on prioritisation. Here is the approach I use to focus effort where it actually reduces risk: CISA KEV, EPSS, asset inventory and automation.
Cisco confirms exploitation attempts against CVE-2026-20230, an unauthenticated SSRF affecting Unified Communications Manager. When the WebDialer service is enabled, it can lead to arbitrary file writes and privilege escalation up to root. Here is what to check and patch first.
Security teams speak CVE and CVSS; executives think revenue, continuity and customer trust. Two conversations that never meet. Here is how to translate cyber risk into business language and finally be heard in the boardroom.
A founder pushes an AWS key to GitHub. 47 seconds later, a bot had found it — not us. The real problem with manual secret scanning: you're asking humans to watch something faster than they can react. Here's the setup I put in place, without slowing devs down.
Week 25 confirms a deep trend: attackers are moving away from complex vulnerabilities towards software supply chains, identities and cloud environments. PyPI/NPM typosquatting, AI speeding up exploitation, critical infrastructure under pressure — and the actions to take.
Why do so many cybersecurity teams spend their days putting out fires? Often it's not a lack of resources, but a lack of proactive time. Here are three concrete levers to break the vicious cycle.
A few open searches, a few cross-references, sometimes just an email address: that's how OSINT works. It's also an excellent way to assess your own digital exposure. Here's how to run your OSINT self-audit and shrink your footprint.
I've tested over 30 tools in the past two years. Today, I actually use 5. Because productivity isn't about stacking tools — it's about removing friction. Here is my stack, and why.
What do you do when a vulnerability is actively exploited but no patch is available yet? That's the situation with CVE-2026-20245 on Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager. When the patch doesn't exist yet, compensating controls become your first line of defence.
€5 million fine imposed by the CNIL on IQVIA for failures in handling health data. Behind that number lies a lesson every organisation should remember: with sensitive data, there is no room for approximation.
NIS2 ANSSI guides, EDPB coordinated action on GDPR transparency, cyber threat landscape +35%, Cyber Resilience Act and ENISA CVE Root Authority. Your weekly regulatory roundup.
Phishing does not target your systems. It targets your employees. And 91% of breaches start there. Here are the 3 reflexes to adopt immediately.
5 major incidents this week: Trivy compromised in CI/CD, actively exploited Cisco RCE, European institution hit, LiteLLM in the AI supply chain, and Hasbro offline.
Artificial complexity, forced rotation, security questions… A large part of what we've been taught is outdated. What NIST actually recommends today.
Root login enabled, port 22 exposed, password auth without fail2ban… The most common SSH mistakes and the 7-step checklist to fix them permanently.
Critical RCE on Marimo already exploited, 4,000 industrial devices exposed on the internet, 20,000 crypto fraud victims. The threat recap for the week.
Governance, Risk, Compliance — three letters many equate to paperwork. In reality, GRC is the lever that lets you make better decisions, anticipate risks and structure your security.
A hard drive clicking, then nothing. 3 years of memories gone. A simple rule, taking 15 seconds to understand, would have prevented it all.
Up to 19 million French citizens potentially exposed following an IDOR vulnerability on the National Secure Documents Agency platform. A closer look at a simple flaw with major consequences.
Over 50% of code files contain sensitive data. Here's how to set up detection, prevention and monitoring so it never happens again.
Running an SME without cybersecurity is like leaving the front door open. Discover the 10 priority measures to drastically reduce your risks — without being an expert.
A large share of breaches involve privileged accounts. When an attacker gains admin access, they stop hacking… they simply operate legitimately. Here's how to build a minimal PAM in 45 minutes.
Phishing remains the #1 attack vector. The good news: in most cases it can be detected in seconds. Here are the 5 warning signals you need to know.
81% of breaches involve weak or reused credentials. The good news: you can dramatically reduce this risk in under an hour.
Mimikatz remains the reference tool for credential theft. 80% of breaches involve credential dumping. Here is how to detect it before exfiltration.
Despite 20 years of awareness, SQL Injection remains a major vulnerability: 18% of web breaches still exploit it. Yet 94% are preventable with simple best practices.
Modern WAFs effectively filter classic payloads. But they are not infallible. Here are the essential test axes for evaluating their robustness during an audit.
A whole month polishing the invisible. Shadow Audit, GRC automation, robustness by design. What nobody sees… until the day it saves everything.
The best firewalls protect nothing if an S3 bucket accidentally goes public. For 2 years I lived with that tension. Here are the 3 pillars that changed everything.
Modern EDRs see almost everything. Good SOCs no longer rely on signatures. Modern Red Teaming is no longer just about staying under the radar — it's about understanding how it works.
Your SOC detects suspicious activity at 3am. What happens in the first 15 minutes can make all the difference. A real Finance case study + the 5 practices that change everything.
ISO 27001, SOC 2 or NIS2 compliance always starts with documentation. PolicyForge generates professional, customised policies to address this challenge without spending weeks on it.
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