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Wireless Devices: Simplifying Transportation Management with IoT Solutions

IoT fleets bring big gains, but they also widen the attack surface. This article looks at how transportation teams can protect connected vehicles and data while still using real-time insights. It explains core safeguards like end-to-end encryption, TLS links, device-level checks, and role-based access. You will also find notes on audits and compliance, plus why monitoring matters after rollout. The second half reviews market trends, from AI-based analytics and autonomous vehicle support to edge computing and emissions tracking.

Addressing Critical Linux CVEs and React Vulnerabilities #patch

Key Takeaways December Patch Tuesday lineup includes one known exploit in the Windows OS that warrants attention. Third-party Patch Tuesday updates include Mozilla and Adobe. Google Chrome released iOS updates so far, but a Chrome Desktop release is expected this week. Here we are at the final Patch Tuesday for 2025. Microsoft has resolved 56 CVEs (two Critical and 54 Important). Included in this release is one known exploited (CVE-2025-62221) and two publicly disclosed CVEs (CVE-2025-54100 and CVE-2025-64671).

Accelerating Sentinel data lake deployment | Webinar | VirtualMetric & Microsoft

Microsoft Sentinel data lake is becoming a core component of modern security architectures. In this on-demand webinar, Microsoft and VirtualMetric discuss how security teams can approach Sentinel data lake adoption to improve visibility, control cost, and prepare their data for AI-driven security workflows.

How Poor Digital Experience Drives Security Risks at Work #shorts #ivanti

Ivanti’s 2025 DEX report reveals a surprising disconnect: While IT leaders strongly believe in DEX, its adoption and impact are plateauing across industries. Join us for a thought-provoking webinar with Ivanti’s Mariah Shotts, along with special guest and AI expert Rob May. We’ll unpack findings from our global survey of 3,300 IT professionals and office workers, revealing: Whether you’re just beginning your DEX journey or looking to optimize your existing program, this session will help you benchmark your progress, close critical gaps and chart a future-proof strategy.

Understanding Today's Biggest Cyber Threats and How Professionals Can Prepare

Cyber threats are growing faster than many organizations can keep up with. As technology becomes more connected and embedded in daily life, the risks around digital systems rise just as quickly. Businesses, individuals, and governments depend on networks, cloud services, and remote tools, and each layer introduces new vulnerabilities. Attackers continually refine their methods, making the threat landscape constantly shift.

How Istio Ambient Mode Delivers Real World Solutions

For years, platform teams have known what a service mesh can provide: strong workload identity, authorization, mutual TLS authentication and encryption, fine-grained traffic control, and deep observability across distributed systems. In theory, Istio checked all the boxes. In practice though, many teams hit a wall. Across industries like financial services, media, retail, and SaaS, organizations told a similar story. They wanted mTLS between services to meet regulatory or security requirements.

Rovo Dev Auto Closing Vulnerabilities | Bitbucket Blitz | Atlassian

Learn how Atlassian uses Rovo Dev to automatically find and fix code vulnerabilities with Rovo Dev and Bitbucket. This capability saves our developers thousands of hours over three months and reduces issue resolution time by half, allowing them to focus on building software and solving problems for our customers. This technology is available to all of our customers. Learn how it works, and start using it yourself.

DLL Hijacking: Risks, Real-World Examples and How to Prevent Attacks

There’s been buzz around CVE-2025-56383 (published on Sept. 26, 2025), a hijacking vulnerability in Notepad++ v8.8.3 in which a DLL file can be swapped to execute malicious code. The CVE has been disputed by multiple parties, but we’re not here to comment on that. However, we are here to comment on DLL hijacking and discuss the very real threat that it poses to an organization. Let’s look into what DLL hijacking is and what measures you can take to keep your DLLs safe.