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Cyble Emerges as a Star Company in the Threat Intelligence Market by MarketsandMarkets Cyble has been named a 'Star Company' in the Threat Intelligence Market by MarketsandMarkets, highlighting its rapid growth and innovative solutions in cybersecurity.

2 months ago

Cyble Emerges as a Star Company in the Threat Intelligence Market by MarketsandMarkets #USA #Cybersecurity #Delray_Beach #AI-Powered #Cyble

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CyberTaters

@potato.software

2 months ago

Cyble Earns G2 'Users Love Us' Badge and 18 Category Wins in Winter 2026 Reports #USA #Potatosecurity #Cupertino #Cyble #G2_Badge

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Cyble Earns G2 'Users Love Us' Badge and 18 Category Wins in Winter 2026 Reports Cyble, a global leader in AI-driven cybersecurity, receives the 'Users Love Us' badge and 18 category wins in G2's Winter 2026 reports, showcasing customer satisfaction.

2 months ago

Cyble Earns G2 'Users Love Us' Badge and 18 Category Wins in Winter 2026 Reports #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #Cyble #G2_Badge

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Cyble Achieves 'Users Love Us' Badge and Multiple Recognitions in G2 Winter Reports Cyble, a global leader in AI-native cybersecurity, receives the 'Users Love Us' badge and wins 18 categories in the G2 Winter Reports for 2026, reflecting customer satisfaction.

2 months ago

Cyble Achieves 'Users Love Us' Badge and Multiple Recognitions in G2 Winter Reports #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #AI-native #Cyble

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Cyble Achieves G2 'Users Love Us' Award and Dominates 18 Categories in Winter 2026 Report Cyble has been honored with the G2 'Users Love Us' badge and excelled in 18 categories in the Winter 2026 report due to exceptional customer feedback.

2 months ago

Cyble Achieves G2 'Users Love Us' Award and Dominates 18 Categories in Winter 2026 Report #USA #Cupertino #AI_Cybersecurity #G2_Award #Cyble

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Cyble Recognized with G2 'Users Love Us' Badge and Multiple Wins in Winter 2026 Cyble, a leader in AI-driven cybersecurity, has won 18 category awards and the 'Users Love Us' badge in G2's Winter 2026 Reports, affirming its client trust.

3 months ago

Cyble Recognized with G2 'Users Love Us' Badge and Multiple Wins in Winter 2026 #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #Threat_Intelligence #Cyble

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Cyble Secures G2 'Users Love Us' Badge with 18 Wins in Winter 2026 Cyble, a leader in AI-based cybersecurity, celebrates winning the G2 'Users Love Us' badge along with 18 category accolades in the Winter 2026 Reports.

3 months ago

Cyble Secures G2 'Users Love Us' Badge with 18 Wins in Winter 2026 #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #G2_Reports #Cyble

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3 months ago

Inside 2025’s biggest cyber-attacks: Lessons learned ## The year 2025 sees a notable change in the cyber-threat landscape. The most recent global report highlights that the average cost of a data breach has dropped to a rate of about USD 4.44 million, a 9% decrease from the prior year. While that feels like a positive development, the underlying dynamics suggest otherwise, particularly with organizations racing to adopt artificial intelligence and hybrid environments while not fully securing their security foundation. ### **Credential exposure and identity-based entry** In 2025, one of the most prevalent entry points for attackers persists as identity and credential compromise. Threat actors are increasingly successful at circumventing perimeter defenses and are exploiting weak MFA, password reuse, and credential leaks. As technology continues to connect systems and remote work remains entrenched, the opportunity space for this type of attack is broader, creating an exigency for organizations to protect identities in the face of attackers. ### **AI as a blessing and a curse: Defender’s tool and attacker’s tool** AI continues to rise as a double-edged sword in cybersecurity. On the one hand, automation of the functions and the introduction of AAI-powered security tools are helping organizations detect and contain breaches more rapidly. On the other hand, attackers are leveraging AI themselves and “shadow” AI (unauthorized AI systems that do not abide by security protocols), resulting in an evolution of the types of threats faced today. According to the report, several incidents involving AI and organizations without related governance experienced greater costs. This combination of innovation and threats generated a new emerging influence on how the effectiveness of cyber-resilience must be performed. ### **The complicated nature of breaches across multiple environments** According to 2025 data, breaches that cut across multiple environments – for instance, hybrid cloud and on-premises – are significantly more expensive and complex to resolve. One report suggests breaches that occurred across multiple environments averaged USD 5.05 million in cost, and took longer to resolve than breaches confined to a single environment. This strengthens the understanding that increased use of cloud platforms, third-party services, and distributed workloads broadens the attack surface and that visibility and control across environments are imperative. ### **Supply-chain exposure and risks to vendors** Another trend we are seeing emerge this year is the exploitation of access to a vendor or service provider. When organizations ingest third-party platforms, cloud services, or contractors that interact with sensitive systems, attack vectors are often used to insert footholds into these organizations. Risks in these scenarios may not be in the primary organization’s core system, but in the periphery of the organization. This is indicative of an important shift. Managing suppliers’ or vendors’ cybersecurity is no longer optional; they now form part of resilience. ### **Implications for organizations** **Mandar Patil, Senior Vice President, Sales at Cyble** When reading through the lines, it would become apparent that a proactive, holistic approach must factor into components of identity and access; balancing oversight and governance with the adoption of AI; improved consistency of security controls across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments; and increased scrutiny on vendor access. In practice, this means embedding cyber-resilience into the operational fabric versus considering it simply as a project map for IT to weave through throughout the course of the year or longer. Even though the total average cost of breaches has decreased worldwide, the environment is more unstable and interconnected than it has ever been before. Attackers are quicker, more intelligent, and more resourceful than ever and will exploit any gap, weak point, or oversight. For organisations in 2025, it’s no longer about if a breach occurs, but when it does. And the organisations that will be better off will be the ones that have already accepted that premise, built the right foundations, and are continually iterating their defence. In short, the cyber-threat is evolving, and so must the defense. #### Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are those of the author/authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of ET Edge Insights, its management, or its members

Inside 2025’s biggest cyber-attacks: Lessons learned The year 2025 sees a notable change in the cyber-threat landscape. The most recent global report highlights that the average cost of a data br...

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3 months ago

New NFC Relay Attack Campaign Identified by Cyble Researchers Cyble researchers have identified a new NFC relay attack campaign targeting users in Brazil. Dubbed “ RelayNFC ,” Cyble Research an...

#Cyber #News #Firewall #Daily #credit #card #theft #cyble […]

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5 months ago

Click with caution: Cybersecurity is everyone’s job ## Anjali still remembers that Friday evening. 4:47 PM, she was packing her bag, mentally already at the weekend. Email notification. “Urgent Invoice – Payment Required.” Her boss’s name is at the top. She clicked the attachment. Monday morning, ₹50 lakhs gone. Systems locked. Ransom note on every computer screen. The IT guy kept asking, “But didn’t the email look suspicious?” Maybe it did. Maybe it didn’t. She was tired. She was rushing. She was human. And that’s all the scammers needed. ### The uncomfortable number 95% of data breaches last year came down to human error. Not some genius hacker cracking impossible codes. Just regular people making mistakes. Think about that. All those expensive security systems, all that fancy encryption, all those IT experts—and the actual problem is someone clicking the wrong email or using “Password123” for the company database. boAt lost 7.5 million customer records. WazirX lost $230 million. In nine months of 2024, Indian companies lost over ₹11,000 crore to cyber fraud. Average cost per breach? ₹19.5 crore. Most of these breaches? Didn’t need sophisticated hacking. Just needed one tired person to make one small mistake at exactly the wrong time. ### Everyone’s problem now “But I am not in IT. How is this my problem?” It does not matter. You access company systems. You handle employee/customer data. You check your email. You use passwords. That makes you part of the security chain too. Your expensive firewall is useless if someone opens a malicious attachment. Your antivirus software cannot help if someone shares their login with a scammer pretending to be from tech support. Security isn’t a moat around the castle that only the guards need to worry about. It is every single door and window in the building. And you’re standing next to one of them. ### Why do we keep messing up This is not about intelligence. It’s about being human at the wrong moment. You’ve had three meetings back-to-back since morning. Fifteen emails waiting. Your boss is asking for that report. Somewhere in that chaos, a perfectly-timed phishing email lands. Looks urgent and real. Your tired brain takes the shortcut. Click. That’s what scammers thrive on. Not stupidity, but fatigue. Or this, an email from your manager. Same name, almost the same email address (company-inc.com instead of company.com—did you notice the difference?). Asking you to handle something urgent. Or a “Salary_Review_2024.pdf” appears in your inbox. Were you expecting this? No. But salary reviews happen, right? Better check. Click. Malware downloaded. Hackers took curiosity and normal workplace anxiety and weaponized both. These are not sophisticated tricks. This is just a basic understanding of how humans behave when stressed or distracted. ### What actually works Forget about those corporate training videos that are mostly done for compliance. The majority do not remember when needed. Here’s what actually helps. Stop. Before clicking anything that feels even slightly urgent, take 30 seconds. That “urgent” payment request from your CEO? Call them. Not the number in the email—the number you already have. Your boss emailing at 3 AM about buying gift cards? Someone from your bank asks to confirm your password via SMS That recruiter on LinkedIn whose profile was created last week? These are all red flags. Password basics also matter. No, “Mumbai@2024” isn’t clever. Neither is your anniversary nor your kid’s name. Use a password manager. Turn on two-factor authentication. Lock your screen. Every time. Going to the bathroom? Getting coffee? Stepping out for lunch? Lock it. Speak up immediately. Clicked something suspicious? Report it right now. Not after you finish this task. Not tomorrow. Now. The difference between “we caught it in time” and “we’re completely screwed” is usually about 20 minutes. ### Here’s the thing **Ankit Sharma, Senior Director and Head of Solutions Engineering at Cyble** Nobody’s asking you to become a certified cybersecurity expert. You just do not want to be a sitting target. Cybercriminals don’t want to sweat breaking through advanced security systems. Tricking someone into clicking a link is much easier. If you are even slightly careful, they will just move to someone else. It’s like locking your car. Will it stop a car thief who really is after your vehicle? Probably not. But it might make them choose the unlocked car next to yours instead. Every time you pause before clicking, you’re making it harder to scam. Every strong password is a locked door. Every verification call is a security check. Every update is a patch for a vulnerability. This is not some abstract IT department responsibility. It’s not someone else’s job to keep you safe online. Simply question things that don’t quite add up. That’s cybersecurity in 2025. Nothing fancy. Nothing complicated. Just you, being a bit more careful with the digital doors you’re standing next to. Whether you signed up for this or not, you’re already part of the security team. #### Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are those of the author/authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of ET Edge Insights, its management, or its members

Click with caution: Cybersecurity is everyone’s job Anjali still remembers that Friday evening. 4:47 PM, she was packing her bag, mentally already at the weekend. Email notification. “Urgent In...

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5 months ago

How Cyble’s Front-Row Vantage Can Help You in Complying to India’s DPDP Act By Mandar Patil, Founding Member and SVP – Global Sales and Customer Success, Cyble India’s Digital Personal Data...

#Cyber #News #Firewall #Daily #Knowledge #Hub #cyble #Cyble #Vantage #DPDP #Act

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Cyble Leads G2 Rankings in Fall 2025 with 24 Badges for Revolutionary AI Technology Cyble has achieved outstanding recognition in G2's Fall 2025 Report, securing 24 prestigious badges for its groundbreaking AI agent technology in cybersecurity.

5 months ago

Cyble Leads G2 Rankings in Fall 2025 with 24 Badges for Revolutionary AI Technology #USA #Cupertino #AI_Security #Cyber_Defense #Cyble

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Cyble Takes the G2 Fall 2025 Rankings by Storm with 24 Awards Boosted by Revolutionary AI Technology Cyble has emerged as a leader in the G2 Fall 2025 Report, winning 24 awards for its innovative AI-driven cybersecurity solutions.

5 months ago

Cyble Takes the G2 Fall 2025 Rankings by Storm with 24 Awards Boosted by Revolutionary AI Technology #USA #AI #Cybersecurity #Cyble #Cupertino,_California

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Cyble Shines in G2 Fall 2025 Rankings with 24 Prestigious Badges for Innovation Cyble, a pioneering AI-native cybersecurity company, has achieved remarkable recognition in G2's Fall 2025 Report, securing 24 badges that highlight its innovative approach to security.

5 months ago

Cyble Shines in G2 Fall 2025 Rankings with 24 Prestigious Badges for Innovation #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #agentic_AI #Cyble

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Cyble Emerges as Leader in G2 Fall 2025 Rankings, Showcasing 24 Badges for Innovation Cyble, an AI-native cybersecurity company, dominates the G2 Fall 2025 Report, earning 24 badges that reflect its advanced Agentic AI technology and market leadership.

5 months ago

Cyble Emerges as Leader in G2 Fall 2025 Rankings, Showcasing 24 Badges for Innovation #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #agentic_AI #Cyble

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Cyble Leads G2 Fall 2025 Rankings with 24 Major Achievements in AI Cybersecurity Cyble has emerged as a leader in the G2 Fall 2025 Report, amassing 24 badges that showcase its groundbreaking Agentic AI technology in cybersecurity.

5 months ago

Cyble Leads G2 Fall 2025 Rankings with 24 Major Achievements in AI Cybersecurity #USA #Cybersecurity #Cupertino #agentic_AI #Cyble

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5 months ago

New Infostealer Campaign Targets Popular Games, Pirated Software Cyble threat intelligence researchers have uncovered an infostealer campaign that spreads the Maranhão Stealer through social engin...

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TechNadu

@technadu.com

6 months ago

Stone Panda (APT 10) is still active across the globe in 2025.
• State-sponsored ops tied to China’s MSS
• Targets: healthcare, defense, academia
• Tools: Mimikatz, BloodHound, Impacket
• Active in the U.S., UK, Japan, India + more

#CyberEspionage #ChinaAPT #ThreatActor #Cyble

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TechNadu

@technadu.com

6 months ago

🚨 LunoBotnet uncovered → Linux malware that cryptomines + launches modular DDoS.

It self-heals, replaces binaries, and even targets Roblox, Minecraft, Valve servers. Operators are selling it via Telegram.

💬 Is this the future of botnet-for-hire? Follow @Technadu for more.

#Cyble #CyberThreatIntel

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Richi Jennings

@richi.bsky.social

6 months ago

Burger King’s ‘Very Bad’ Bugs Leaked Your Data, Claim Gagged Hackers Streisand Effect in full effect: Restaurant Brands International (RBI) “assistant” platform riddled with terrible security flaws.

Pair of ethical hackers discover “catastrophic” vulns in code running #BurgerKing, etc. sites. Owner quickly fixed flaws, but then #Cyble issued sus-seeming #DMCA takedown.

Tale as old as time: Poor, unfortunate $8½ billion corp vs. evil, vindictive, millennial hackers. In #SBBlogwatch, we rule:

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