Friday, January 30, 2026

๐Ÿ” Cybersecurity [30-Jan-2026]

 

Cybersecurity

Network Security

• CISA Adds Five Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog - CISA updated KEV Catalog with five new actively exploited vulnerabilities based on evidence of real-world exploitation. Source: CISA

• January 2026 Critical CVE Round-Up - Analysis of CVE-2026-20805 Oracle vulnerability and additional SAP security issues actively exploited in the wild. Source: INE

• Microsoft Releases Update to Address Zero-Day Vulnerability - Microsoft's January 2026 security update addresses 112 vulnerabilities across multiple products affecting enterprise systems. Source: Talos Intelligence

Servers & Infrastructure

• Infrastructure Management Trends 2026 for Resilient, Intelligent Systems - Exploration of AIOps, observability, hybrid cloud, and automation trends shaping 2026 infrastructure management strategies. Source: Trigyn

• Reasoning AI Set to Transform Physical Security in 2026 - Reasoning AI reshaping data center physical security by cutting false alarms, accelerating response times, and preventing incidents. Source: DRJ

User & Identity Management

• 2026 Prediction: When Intelligence Becomes Infrastructure, Security Becomes Strategy - Successful organizations moving from reactive security controls to continuous security posture management as core business strategy. Source: VMBlog

• Technology Risk Trends: Your Key Priorities for 2026 - Grant Thornton analysis of technology risk trends and strategic security priorities for enterprise leaders. Source: Grant Thornton

Data Protection & Privacy

• Privacy Laws Ring in the New Year: State Requirements Expand in 2026 - Three new state comprehensive privacy laws take effect in 2026, creating a pivotal moment in US privacy compliance landscape. Source: Baker Donelson

• Privacy Day 2026: Why Trust is the New Competitive Advantage - Privacy Day 2026 highlights how the data landscape is shifting and why trust is becoming critical for competitive advantage. Source: Data Protection Report

• Data Protection Day 2026: From Compliance to Resilience - The AI era is redefining data protection, moving from compliance focus to building resilience against accelerating threats. Source: CrowdStrike

Software Security

• Key Takeaways from the 2026 Product Security Summit - ASPM'verse conference exploring the future of application security in the AI era with insights from industry leaders. Source: Cycode

• Microsoft Office Zero-Day (CVE-2026-21509) - Microsoft released emergency patches for actively exploited Office zero-day, a security feature bypass flaw affecting global users. Source: The Hacker News

• Common Web Application Vulnerabilities in 2026 - Analysis of prevalent web application vulnerabilities including broken access control, cryptographic failures, and injection attacks. Source: Astra

Hardware Security

• Powerful Antivirus Guidance for Mac-First Organizations in 2026 - Antivirus and automated incident response strategies for Mac-first environments with AI-powered threat detection and quarantine. Source: TrustCloud

Threat Intelligence & Incident Response

• The Expanding Importance of Attack Surface Management - Attack Surface Management (ASM) evolution in 2026 with trends pointing toward Continuous Threat Exposure Management. Source: NCC Group

• Cyber Insights 2026: Offensive Security Evolution - Expert analysis on how cyber red teaming and offensive security will change more in 2026 than in the past decade. Source: SecurityWeek

Free Cybersecurity Courses & Certifications

• Cybersecurity Training Program - Free 9-Week Course - Free 9-week training program leading to Cybersecurity Fundamentals Certificate with job search preparation support. Source: CultureLink

• SANS Institute: Cybersecurity Training, Degrees and Resources - SANS Institute offers 60+ trusted cybersecurity courses across all practice areas with industry-recognized certifications. Source: SANS

• 5 Free Cybersecurity Courses to Boost Your Resume - Curated free cybersecurity courses including CEH, Security Analyst, Network Security, and Penetration Testing training. Source: LinkedIn

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