Securing Multi-Cloud Environments: Best Practices for 2025 This post explores the top security challenges in multi-cloud environments and offers actionable best practices for ensuring data, applications, and identities remain protected.
Patch Management in 2025: Best Practices for a Fast-Moving Threat Landscape In 2025, patching has become a race against time. Attackers exploit vulnerabilities within hours of disclosure, making continuous, risk-based patch management essential. Here’s how to stay ahead.
Building a SOC Playbook for the 2025 Threat Landscape In 2025, cyber threats are faster, smarter, and more deceptive than ever. A modern SOC needs more than just skilled analysts—it needs a living playbook that blends automation, threat intelligence, and human expertise. Here’s how to build one that keeps up with today’s attack landscape.
Threat Hunting with Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Threat Hunting with Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
Current CVEs You Need to Patch — Critical Threats in August 2025 1. Microsoft SharePoint: ToolShell Exploitation (CVE-2025-53770 / 53771) 1. What's happening: A critical deserialization vulnerability (CVE-2025-53770, CVSS 9.8) is being actively exploited. It enables unauthenticated remote code execution on-premises. It's part of the "ToolShell" exploit chain, including spoofing bypass (CVE-2025-53771). 2. Impacted systems: SharePoint
Apple Zero-Day Under Active Exploitation (CVE-2025-6558) Apple has disclosed a critical zero-day vulnerability affecting multiple versions of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS — now tracked as CVE‑2025‑6558. This vulnerability is currently being actively exploited in the wild, with attackers using it as part of highly targeted spyware campaigns. Overview of CVE‑2025‑6558 * CVE ID: CVE‑
Android "No-Touch" Remote Code Execution: Patches You Need Now What's Happening? Google's August 2025 security update patches a critical flaw in Andriod's System component– CVE-2025-48530, dubbed the "No-Touch" RCE. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute code without any user interaction or elevated privileges, especially impacting devices running Android 16. In addition,