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Unbranded connected device components and security hardware on a compliance workbench.Explainer
Cybersecurity12 Sept 2026

ENISA Launches EU Cyber Resilience Act Reporting Platform as Manufacturer Duties Begin

ENISA’s initial CRA Single Reporting Platform gives manufacturers a common route for qualifying actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents; the launch does not make every Cyber Resilience Act obligation live.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk7 min
Unbranded self-hosted server appliance prepared for maintenance in an equipment closet.News
Cybersecurity12 Sept 2026

GitLab File-Read Flaw Draws Probes as CISA Adds It to Exploited-Vulnerability List

Probes have been reported against GitLab CVE-2026-85706, a critical self-managed-instance issue patched on 10 September; affected operators should check scope and fixed releases without presuming compromise.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk8 min
An incident response team restores an offline backup beside isolated server racks in a secure, blue-lit server room.Guide
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Ransomware recovery depends on immutable backups and tested restores

Recovery planning is credible only when protected copies, clean rebuild paths, and rehearsed restoration decisions work together.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk9 min
Two security analysts examine authentication-session patterns on isolated workstations in a teal-lit operations room.Analysis
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Cloud identity attacks increasingly target tokens and active sessions

Tokens and sessions deserve the same disciplined lifecycle controls as passwords because they can carry already-authenticated access.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk8 min
Three security engineers review systems code and memory diagnostics around a workstation in a violet-lit secure development lab.Analysis
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Memory-safe languages can remove entire bug classes—but migration still needs evidence

Language choice can reduce memory-management weaknesses, yet security benefits depend on boundaries, tooling, training, and careful migration decisions.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk9 min
A cybersecurity team reviews asset maps and controlled test systems while triaging vulnerabilities in an amber-lit operations room.Guide
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Vulnerability prioritisation should start with exploitability, exposure, and business impact

A useful remediation queue joins technical exploitability with asset exposure, likely control gained, and the consequence to the organisation.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk8 min
A platform engineer operates a hardware-backed digital credential vault in a blue-lit secure infrastructure room.Guide
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Short-lived credentials reduce the damage from leaked secrets

Reducing credential lifetime can shrink a leak’s useful window, but only when issuance, scope, revocation, and workload operations are designed together.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk8 min
A product security team threat-models a connected device around a table in a warm coral-lit design studio.Explainer
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Secure-by-design defaults move risk decisions away from end users

Product teams can reduce preventable harm when the safer path is built into design, delivery, and maintenance rather than delegated to every customer.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk7 min
Digital forensics specialists preserve logs and image storage media at a laboratory bench under focused teal lighting.Guide
Cybersecurity7 Sept 2026

Incident-response logs must preserve evidence before systems are changed

During an incident, logging and preservation practices can protect the facts responders need before containment, rebuild, or recovery changes the environment.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk9 min
Two analysts working in a security operations centre during an incident responseNews
Cybersecurity6 Sept 2026

116 Organisations Call for a Coordinated AI Cyber-Defence Push

A cross-industry letter urges stronger defensive tools and better support for hospitals, water systems, and other under-resourced infrastructure.

By techduopulse Editorial Desk5 min
Employee using a physical security key at an office access checkpointGuide
Cybersecurity29 Aug 2026

Zero Trust Without the Slogan: Five Controls That Change Outcomes

Identity verification, device posture, least privilege, segmentation, and high-quality telemetry form the operational core of a zero-trust programme.

By Arjun Mehta7 min
Person authenticating with a passkey on a smartphone beside trusted personal devicesExplainer
Cybersecurity12 Aug 2026

Passkeys Reduce Phishing Risk—But Recovery Still Defines Security

Passkeys remove reusable passwords from routine sign-in, while account recovery and device migration remain critical parts of the threat model.

By Arjun Mehta6 min

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