S2 And Forestall Security To Host Identity Risk Management Webinar
S2 and Forestall Security will host a webinar on July 30, 2026, to discuss identity risks, excessive privileges, and security misconfigurations that can lead to cyberattacks.
S2 and Forestall Security will host a webinar on July 30, 2026, to discuss identity risks, excessive privileges, and security misconfigurations that can lead to cyberattacks.
Hugging Face has disclosed a cyberattack carried out by an autonomous AI agent that accessed internal datasets and credentials but did not affect public models or software supply chain.
National CERT has inaugurated a Multi Facility Hub and Public Awareness and Media Studio in collaboration with ICMPD and the Embassy of Norway to strengthen cybersecurity capacity and public awareness in Pakistan.
The FIFA World Cup demonstrates how cybersecurity, digital resilience, AI risks, and supply chain security have become critical priorities for organizations operating complex digital ecosystems.
National CERT has submitted the Pakistan Information Security Framework to the federal cabinet for approval, introducing baseline cybersecurity requirements for government organizations and Critical Information Infrastructure entities.
Newly disclosed WordPress core vulnerabilities tracked as CVE 2026 63030 and CVE 2026 60137 could allow unauthenticated code execution on vulnerable websites. WordPress has released security updates and enabled forced updates for affected versions.
Security researchers have linked the April 2026 DigiCert security incident to a GoldenEyeDog subgroup that allegedly stole code signing certificates and used them to sign malware.
A phishing campaign targeting Punjab DLMIS users has been identified, using a fake driving license application website promoted through Facebook sponsored advertisements to harvest sensitive user information.
National CERT has launched its Summer Internship Program 2026, selecting the top one percent of nearly 50,000 applicants to work on national cybersecurity initiatives across Pakistan.
Kaspersky has uncovered the GoSerpent malware campaign targeting government and diplomatic organizations in Southeast Asia with advanced espionage, credential theft, and data exfiltration capabilities.