The recent discovery of critical PHP vulnerabilities illustrates a fundamental challenge facing cybersecurity. Artificial intelligence is dramatically accelerating the discovery and potential exploitation of vulnerabilities in software that organizations have trusted and relied upon for years. In many respects, this…
The cyberattack against French supermarkets is a warning that cybersecurity is no longer only about stolen information or unavailable websites. As Reuters reported on October 12, attackers manipulated connected refrigeration systems, raising temperatures to 122°F (50°C), spoiling food and reportedly…
Why Zero Trust, containment and controlling access matter as cyber threats become more autonomous Recent reporting on the emergence of AI-enabled computer worms raises an important question: What happens when malicious software can do more than spread from one computer…
Ahead of IGEL Now & Next® 2027, we’ve brought together recent insights from Jason Mafera, Field CTO, Healthcare at IGEL, on how AI is accelerating cyber risk, why endpoint recovery remains a gap, and what healthcare CIOs and CISOs should…
In nahezu jedem Gespräch mit CISOs und CIOs, das mithilfe von Architekturdiagrammen, Risikoregistern und Procurement-Checklisten geführt wird, stellt sich dieselbe Frage: Wie lässt sich ein Security-Versprechen von belastbarer Security-Evidenz unterscheiden? Das Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) führt IGEL…
How a prevention-based endpoint architecture can turn familiar OT guidance into enforceable, repeatable controls A recent Newsweek article, “Water Supply Poisoning Risk Via AI Cyberattack Is Real, Expert Warns,” examined a disturbing convergence: accelerating AI-enabled attack methods, geopolitical targeting of…
Ransomware has evolved from an IT disruption into a full-scale business crisis. For organizations running Windows as their primary operating system, the risk is particularly acute. When an attack strikes, Windows endpoints often become both the entry point and part…
In Part 1 of this series, we explored the Preventative Security Model™ (PSM) — IGEL’s strategic framework for aligning endpoint, security, and application strategies across the modern enterprise. But strategy without execution is just ambition. That’s where IGEL’s Preventative Security…
For decades, endpoint strategies have been built on the assumption that compromise is inevitable. Layered tools, endless agents, and sprawling recovery workflows have all centred around designing for compromise failover — monitor, detect, remediate – a simple phrase that dramatically…
When I was young, I used to wonder why we went on holiday. If this is a place we are so excited to go to is so great, why don't we just go and live there? The new research from…