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Prepare for potential AI surveillance regulations by auditing data handling and strengthening privacy controls.
Update incident response playbooks to account for AI‑driven attack speed.
Enable Precursor on high‑value endpoints to collect session‑based behavioral signals and improve bot detection precision.
Validate your ROAs and check BGP reachability; consider using RPKIaaS if you need independent control.
Review Windows security logs for signs of GigaWiper‑like disk wiping, drive overwriting, or ransomware‑style file scrambling.
Patch your WordPress core, plugins, and themes immediately to block automated scanners.
Complete identity verification for all partner users before sending new collaborator requests to avoid future enforcement blocks.
Patch your AI triage pipelines to strip leading comments before feeding to LLM.
Use Picus’s TTP chaining to validate exploitability without live testing, reducing risk and enabling automated risk assessment.
Review: audit your crypto wallet extensions, restrict permissions, and switch to privacy‑focused wallets.
Implement physical security controls to protect Tangem cards from laser‑based password reset attacks.
Notify stakeholders that using third‑party AI models may expose proprietary business data to the model provider.
Review OpenAI's national security principles for compliance guidance.
Apply to the OpenAI Bio Bounty Program to test GPT‑5.6 for universal jailbreaks.
Enable self‑managed OAuth to allow delegated access for your integrations.
Scan all WordPress sites for SocGholish malware signatures and patch any vulnerabilities to prevent reinfection.
Implement strict identity verification for password resets, enforce MFA that cannot be reset without in‑person approval, and train service desk staff to spot social‑engineering tactics.
Enable Cross‑Origin Storage in your Transformers.js app to share the 4.7 MB WASM runtime across origins and cut duplicate downloads.
Enable Clarity’s bot violations view to monitor crawler compliance.
Validate bot requests by matching IP ranges against vendor lists.
Update threat intelligence feeds to remove Amadey and StealC infrastructure after the Europol takedown.
Implement multi‑layer fraud monitoring across transaction, account, platform, and network levels to detect anomalies.
Audit account security, enforce multi‑factor authentication, and monitor for credential‑stuffing activity.
Monitor rising phishing activity in Asia and South Pacific.
Monitor skill marketplaces for fake AI agent skills that collect email addresses.
Check for abused integrations, fake tools, poisoned sites, ransomware, mobile malware, weak credentials, sketchy downloads, browser extensions, and WordPress sites used for malicious pushes.
Patch your data handling policies to enforce strict biometric data controls for athlete clients.
Patch any embedded PirloTV links, monitor for new domains, and report suspicious domains to ACE.
Inform your teams that CSIS can now neutralize botnets on Canadian servers.
Integrate security tools to reduce alert noise and shorten breach dwell times.