Daily CyberTech Highlights
Brand Covered: Arctic Wolf
Headline : Arctic Wolf Launches Decipio to Detect Credential Theft
Arctic Wolf has unveiled a new defensive cybersecurity tool called Decipio, aimed at helping organizations detect one of the most common and dangerous early stages of cyberattacks—credential theft. The announcement highlights a growing shift toward proactive defense, where threats are identified at the moment they begin rather than after damage has already been done.Brand Covered: Protos Security
Headline : Protos Security Acquires AT-RISK to Expand Services
Protos Security has announced the acquisition of AT-RISK International, marking a major step forward in its strategy to build a globally integrated, intelligence-led protective services platform. This move reflects a broader effort by Protos to expand beyond traditional security services and deliver more comprehensive, high-value solutions to clients facing increasingly complex risks. By bringing AT-RISK International into its ecosystem, the company is strengthening its capabilities in areas such as executive protection, global risk monitoring, investigations, and threat assessment.
Brand Covered: GTT Communications
Headline :GTT Unveils 2026 Strategy for AI and Secure Networking
GTT Communications has announced its ambitious 2026 strategy, outlining a forward-looking vision centered on AI-driven networking, cloud expansion, and enhanced cybersecurity capabilities. Building on significant investments made in 2025, the company is positioning itself to help enterprises operate more securely and efficiently in an increasingly complex digital landscape. At the core of this strategy is the continued evolution of GTT Envision, the company’s unified platform designed to deliver global networking across both proprietary and third-party cloud environments. With the growing influence of AI in enterprise operations, GTT is integrating advanced intelligence into its infrastructure to provide real-time visibility, proactive threat detection, and faster incident response.
Brand Covered: CISA
Headline : CISA Warns of Cisco SD-WAN Flaws Exploited in Attacks
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent warning after confirming that critical vulnerabilities in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager are actively being exploited in real-world attacks. The alert signals a serious risk for enterprises that rely on the platform to manage and control their network infrastructure. As part of its advisory, CISA has added three high-impact vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog—an indication that attackers are already leveraging these flaws in ongoing campaigns. Organizations, particularly federal agencies, have been given a tight deadline of April 23, 2026, to remediate the issues or face potential exposure.
