Security News. What Changed And Why.
Regulation, standards and official guidance, explained for security teams.
Security News macOS Systems Were Targeted by the Storm Cloud APT Group Researchers have detected unauthorized access to a MacBook Pro device running macOS 11.6 via the GIMMICK malware associated with the Storm Cloud APT group. 
Security News Malicious Applications Distributed on Google Play Detected to Target Facebook Accounts Facestealer malware targeting Android users is distributed on Google Play and third-party application stores under the name Craftsart Cartoon Photo Tools. 
Security News A New Backdoor in Microsoft: Serpent The Serpent backdoor targets French construction, real estate and government organizations through phishing, Word macros and PowerShell hidden in images. 
Security News Cyclops Blink Botnet Targets ASUS Routers and WatchGuard Devices Cyclops Blink is a Sandworm-linked botnet that infects Asus and WatchGuard routers. See what its modules do and how to protect your devices. 
Security News New 0-Day in Dompdf PDF Converter Library A 0-day vulnerability has been identified in dompdf, a PHP-based HTML to PDF conversion library, that could lead to remote code execution. 
Security News A New Linux Backdoor Detected to Deployed with Log4Shell Vulnerabilities A new Linux backdoor spreads through Log4Shell and talks to its command servers over DNS tunnelling. Read how it works and how to reduce the risk. 
Security News Two Critical Vulnerabilities Detected in Veeam Data Back-up Solution Veeam Software has released updates to two critical security vulnerabilities affecting Backup&Replication, a backup solution for virtual environments. Security News Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package Managers Security vulnerabilities have been detected in popular package managers, allowing threat actors to access sensitive data. 
Security News MuddyWater Threat Actors Target Turkey and Arabian Peninsula With A New Malware Campaign Cisco Talos reported new MuddyWater attacks on Turkey and a phishing campaign on the Arabian Peninsula that delivers SloughRAT (Canopy). All 30 pages
Questions About Security News.
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Plain explanations of regulation, standards and official guidance, with the dates that matter, for security teams.
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New items are added several times a month, newest first. Every item shows its date.
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Security News explains rules, standards and official guidance. Threat Intelligence Researches holds Brandefense's own findings on live threats. The blog covers wider security topics.
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The second version of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, a public framework for organizing a security program. The NIST page is linked here.
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The site feed at brandefense.io/feed/ lists new posts. The email sign-up box is on the All Resources and Reports pages.
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Brandefense is an AI-driven threat intelligence company. Its platform covers cyber threat intelligence, digital risk protection and external attack surface management. You can request a demo on your own domain from the Request A Demo page.
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Yes. One item looks at DORA in 2026 using the ESMA and EIOPA pages. It covers the scope, the six areas, technical standards and oversight of critical third-party providers.
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Yes. An item lists key dates for 2026 and 2027 from official pages. It covers the Cyber Resilience Act, the EU AI Act, NIS2, post-quantum milestones and rules that have no date yet.
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The page lists 177 items. You can filter by year, from 2022 to 2026, and the newest items come first.
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Security News has an item on cyber incidents of 2026 and the lessons in official reports. It draws on CISA, the UK NCSC and CERT Polska. It is written for security teams.
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