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Critical Microsoft SharePoint Vulnerability Requires Immediate Action Microsoft has released urgent patches for a critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw in SharePoint (CVE-2025-53770), already being actively exploited in the wild. Attackers are chaining this with other known vulnerabilities to gain persistent access—even bypassing MFA and SSO protections. This isn't just another patch cycle. It’s a wake-up call for organizations running on-prem SharePoint. From unsafe deserialization risks to identity control bypasses, the attack surface is growing. And with SharePoint integrated deeply into Microsoft 365 (Teams, OneDrive, Outlook), the potential for lateral compromise is serious. Patching is necessary—but it’s not enough. What’s needed is a layered defense approach: 1. Timely patching and configuration 2. Identity and access monitoring 3. Endpoint detection and response 4. Threat-informed incident readiness 5. Forensic visibility and containment planning
Is your business still relying on traditional backups to safeguard against ransomware? Our latest blog, “Beyond Backup: Why Cyber Resilience Demands a Rethink in the Age of Ransomware,” highlights why backups alone aren’t enough in today’s threat landscape. Modern ransomware doesn’t just target your data—it targets your ability to recover. From immutable backups and automated recovery testing to orchestrated recovery playbooks, building true cyber resilience requires a shift in strategy.
XORIndex Malware: North Korean Hackers Target npm Registry in Ongoing Supply Chain Attack The open-source community faces a growing challenge: supply chain attacks are no longer rare events but persistent threats. Our latest blog unpacks how North Korean threat actors are exploiting the npm registry with a new malware loader, XORIndex, as part of their broader Contagious Interview campaign. This attack highlights how software dependencies—trusted by developers worldwide—can become backdoors for sophisticated adversaries. The evolving tactics underscore why securing the supply chain is no longer optional.