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.
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.
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Huntress has identified a large scale password spray campaign targeting Azure CLI, with more than 81 million login attempts compromising at least 78 Microsoft accounts across 64 organizations.
Security experts are urging organisations to strengthen Active Directory governance and identity security practices following the disclosure of CVE 2026 25177, a high severity privilege escalation vulnerability affecting Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services.
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S2 in collaboration with Delinea will host a webinar on June 17, 2026, focusing on Privileged Access Management maturity, risk reduction, and secure centralized access strategies.
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Microsoft reports a cross tenant social engineering technique abusing Microsoft Teams external access to impersonate IT helpdesk staff, trick users into granting remote access, and enable stealth data exfiltration across enterprise environments.