High horsepower used to come with a high price tag, especially in the world of performance cars. Reaching the 400-horsepower mark typically meant stepping into premium territory, where sports cars quickly became expensive to buy and own. In 2026, however, one model is breaking that pattern by delivering serious performance at a price point far lower than expected. Rather than positioning it as an unattainable halo car, Ford has made 400 horsepower accessible to a much wider audience. This sports car combines strong straight-line speed with everyday usability, offering the kind of performance that was once reserved for far more…
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When the platform identifies an unknown or unclassified device, it can move it to the appropriate VLAN at the switch level without manual intervention. “We can identify those devices and take appropriate action,” Foster said. “The underlying platform can move those devices to different VLANs on behalf of the user.” In OT environments where agents cannot be installed on controllers and PLCs, the platform uses agentless methods: header scraping, active probes, remote execution scripts and a secure connect proxy. The platform consolidates over 30 agentless discovery methods.“For non-agentable devices or ones that you can’t remote access, like OT, we can…
The traditional concept of a “secure perimeter” has effectively evaporated. As the workforce has transitioned from centralized offices to a hybrid model spanning kitchen tables, coffee shops, and co-working spaces, the old way of defending the network has become obsolete. Organizations can no longer rely on the assumption that anything inside the corporate network is “safe” and everything outside is “hostile.” The move to Zero Trust isn’t just a passing trend, it’s a necessary evolution in security architecture. However, many organizations are finding that their current implementations are missing a critical component: the connection between identifying a user and authorizing…
The notorious Lapsus$ extortion group has boasted on an underground forum about hacking biopharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca and stealing roughly 3GB of data. The hackers say they exfiltrated multiple types of sensitive enterprise data from AstraZeneca, including credentials and tokens, internal code repositories, and employee data. Lapsus$ claims to have exfiltrated Java-based application code such as “controllers, repositories, services, schedulers, configuration files, and Spring Boot resources,” cybersecurity firm SocRadar reports. The leak allegedly includes project paths associated with internal development assets, Angular and Python packages, and AWS, Azure, and Terraform cloud infrastructure information. Furthermore, the hackers claim to have stolen various…
Boost your skills with Growth Memo’s weekly expert insights. Subscribe for free! In “The science of how AI pays attention,” I analyzed 1.2 million ChatGPT responses to understand exactly how AI reads a page. This is Part 2. Where Part 1 told you where on a page AI looks, this one tells you which pages AI routinely considers. The data clarifies: Why ~30 domains own 67% of citations in any topic. The page structure that earns citations across 50+ distinct queries vs. the one that gets cited once. Whether the ski ramp from Part 1 is actually steeper or flatter…
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The Hacker NewsMar 24, 2026Security Operations / Network Security Cybersecurity has changed fast. Roles are more specialized, and tooling is more advanced. On paper, this should make organizations more secure. But in practice, many teams struggle with the same basic problems they faced years ago: unclear risk priorities, misaligned tooling decisions, and difficulty explaining security issues in terms the business understands. These challenges do not usually come from a lack of effort. They emerge from something more subtle, a gradual loss of foundational understanding as specialization accelerates. Specialization itself is not the problem. A lack of context is. When security teams do not have a shared understanding…
Most SEO discussions today center on AI — from AI Overviews to ChatGPT and other LLMs — and the concern that they’re taking traffic from business websites, forcing a shift toward GEO or AEO. For the most part, that concern is valid. AI is reducing traffic for many sites, especially those that rely on top-of-funnel, informational content. But the data suggests AI may not be the biggest shift. User behavior has been fragmenting across platforms for years, and I see this play out in agency work every day. Here’s what the data shows about how search behavior is changing across…
AI has quickly become part of the justification for many large software acquisitions.According to PwC, around a third of the biggest deals completed in 2025 cited AI as part of their strategic rationale.That momentum has carried into 2026, with AI tools shaping not just valuations, but the logic behind why organizations pursue acquisitions in the first place.Article continues below You may like Jesse StockallSocial Links NavigationChief Architect at Flexera.What’s changed is not just why deals are done, but what happens next. Once a deal closes, AI ambitions can conflict with operational reality.Commitments to AI-led growth are frequently made before organizations…
According to Sanchit Vir Gogia, chief analyst at Greyhound Research, the move reflects a broader move beyond vulnerability-based security assessments, with a growing focus on influence over network infrastructure. “This is about control, not just compromise,” Gogia said. “Routers sit at the network edge, but functionally they are part of the control plane of the enterprise.” Pareekh Jain, CEO of Pareekh Consulting, said that this shift has practical implications for enterprise security teams. Instead of only fixing known bugs, they should also consider where a device comes from. “The idea is that if a device is made in a country…