Enterprise Security Tech

The White House's latest executive order on artificial intelligence is designed to accelerate federal AI adoption and strengthen America's leadership in the technology race. But as agencies move to integrate AI across government operations, cybersecurity experts warn that a deeper challenge is emerging beneath the policy discussions: critical infrastructure operators may not be equipped to defend against the rapidly evolving threats that AI is helping create. The June 2 execu

The European Commission has unveiled a pair of sweeping initiatives designed to strengthen Europe's digital independence, targeting two of the most strategically important technology sectors powering artificial intelligence and modern economies: cloud infrastructure and semiconductors. Announced today, the proposed Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) and Chips Act 2.0 represent the latest phase of the European Union's effort to reduce reliance on foreign technology providers

A newly disclosed denial-of-service attack is raising concerns across the cybersecurity community after researchers demonstrated how a single machine can overwhelm enterprise web servers and consume tens of gigabytes of memory within seconds. The attack, dubbed HTTP/2 Bomb, targets implementations of the HTTP/2 protocol used by some of the world's most widely deployed web infrastructure platforms, including NGINX, Apache HTTP Server, Microsoft IIS, Envoy, and Cloudflare's Pin

Enterprise enthusiasm for Anthropic's Claude AI models continues to grow, but organizations deploying generative and agentic AI at scale are increasingly confronting a difficult question: how do they govern, secure, and measure the business value of these systems once they move beyond pilot projects? That challenge is fueling demand for a new category of enterprise technology focused on AI management and oversight. Portal26 has announced expanded capabilities designed specifi

According to Abstract, the security information and event management market is entering one of its most disruptive periods in years as acquisitions, platform consolidations, pricing shifts, and product retirements reshape the cybersecurity landscape. Major transactions over the past two years have altered the competitive balance of the SIEM sector. Organizations that once viewed their security platforms as long-term investments are now facing uncertainty about product roadmap