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MikroTik under fire: six RouterOS flaws attackers are already chaining together

MikroTik under fire: six RouterOS flaws attackers are already chaining together

If your network has even one MikroTik router with SSH or WebFig exposed to the internet, this is worth reading to the end. CERT Polska has published a breakdown of six RouterOS vulnerabilities, some of which can be chained into an attack path researchers are calling MikroTrick. Worse, this… ...

Hikvision and NIST CSF 2.0 certification – what it really means for CCTV cybersecurity

Hikvision and NIST CSF 2.0 certification – what it really means for CCTV cybersecurity

Verified maturity of cybersecurity management Hikvision has officially confirmed compliance with NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 following an independent audit conducted by the British Standards Institution (BSI). As a result, this places Hikvision among the first companies worldwide to demonstrate alignment with the latest version of this globally… ...

NGFW Without SSL Inspection – Why It Misses the Point

NGFW Without SSL Inspection – Why It Misses the Point

Modern network security must see what is actually happening A decade ago, most Internet traffic was sent in plain text (HTTP). Firewalls based on IP addresses and ports were usually enough to control access and block basic threats.Today, the situation is fundamentally different. More than 95% of… ...

Windows 10 After 2025: What Extended Security Updates Really Mean and How to Move Forward

Windows 10 After 2025: What Extended Security Updates Really Mean and How to Move Forward

Windows 10 reached the end of support on 14 October 2025. As a result, Microsoft no longer provides free security updates, reliability fixes or technical assistance for the operating system. However, computers running Windows 10 have not stopped working. Organisations that need additional time to complete their migration… ...