Enterprise Security Tech

Eastman Kodak has confirmed it is investigating a data breach after the ShinyHunters extortion group claimed it stole more than 2.2 million records containing customer personally identifiable information and internal corporate data. Kodak said an unauthorized third party briefly accessed a limited amount of company data and that outside cybersecurity experts are helping determine what was accessed and copied. The company said it is working with law enforcement and does not be

Cinchy has appointed cybersecurity veteran J.Paul Haynes as chief executive officer, a move that signals the company’s push to position itself at the center of enterprise AI governance, data access control, and secure AI adoption. The appointment comes as companies move from generative AI pilots into more serious deployments involving copilots, automated workflows, and AI agents that can access sensitive business data. That shift is raising a harder question for security and

BreachRx has appointed Phil Venables, partner at Ballistic Ventures and former CISO of Google Cloud and Goldman Sachs, to its board of directors, a move that signals how quickly cyber incident response is becoming a board-level systems problem. The company, which builds cyber incident response management software, is positioning Venables’ appointment around a larger shift in enterprise security: breaches, privacy events, third-party outages, rogue AI agents, and regulatory de

ArmorCode is expanding its Agentic AI Platform with new capabilities designed to help manufacturers prepare for the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act, a sweeping cybersecurity regulation that will force companies selling digital products in Europe to prove they can find, manage, disclose, and remediate serious vulnerabilities on strict timelines. The update targets makers of products with digital elements, a broad category that can include connected devices, software-enab

A large-scale Linux supply chain attack has hit the Arch User Repository, exposing how quickly community package ecosystems can be turned into malware delivery networks when trust, automation and abandoned projects collide. The campaign, now tracked by researchers as Atomic Arch, began last week and had pushed more than 1,500 malicious packages into AUR by June 11. AUR is the community-maintained software hub used by Arch Linux users to share PKGBUILD scripts for software tha