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SonicWall's Latest Critical Vulnerability Reveals a Bigger Cybersecurity Problem: Why Businesses Must Look Beyond Patching

SonicWall's Latest Critical Vulnerability Reveals a Bigger Cybersecurity Problem: Why Businesses Must Look Beyond Patchingby: Eric StefanikPublished on: 10/16/2026

SonicWall's latest CVSS 10.0 vulnerability raises concerns about recurring security weaknesses. Learn what businesses need to know about SMA1000 exposure, patching, and cyber resilience.

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SonicWall's Latest Critical Vulnerability Reveals a Bigger Cybersecurity Problem: Why Businesses Must Look Beyond Patching

AI Is Accelerating Vulnerability Discovery and Cyberattacks: What Google's 2026 Research Means for Your Business

AI Is Accelerating Vulnerability Discovery and Cyberattacks: What Google's 2026 Research Means for Your Businessby: Eric StefanikPublished on: 10/14/2026

Google's 2026 threat intelligence research reveals rising vulnerability disclosures and exploitation. Discover what AI-driven cybersecurity changes mean for business leaders.

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AI Is Accelerating Vulnerability Discovery and Cyberattacks: What Google's 2026 Research Means for Your Business

macOS Screen Sharing Vulnerability CVE-2026-65400: Attackers Bypass Authentication to Compromise Macs

macOS Screen Sharing Vulnerability CVE-2026-65400: Attackers Bypass Authentication to Compromise Macsby: Eric StefanikPublished on: 10/13/2026

CVE-2026-65400 exposes macOS Screen Sharing to unauthorized access. Learn about reported attacks, affected Mac systems, available security updates, and steps businesses should take.

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macOS Screen Sharing Vulnerability CVE-2026-65400: Attackers Bypass Authentication to Compromise Macs

AI Agents as Privileged Identities: Security Lessons

AI Agents as Privileged Identities: Security Lessonsby: Eric StefanikPublished on: 09/04/2026

The Hugging Face incident demonstrates why autonomous AI agents with access to credentials, tools, and systems must be governed as privileged identities—not simply software.

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AI Agents as Privileged Identities: Security Lessons

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