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FYSA — VMware Critical Vulnerabilities Patched

< 1 min read - SummaryBroadcom has released a security bulletin, VMSA-2025-0004, addressing and remediating three vulnerabilities that, if exploited, could lead to system compromise. Products affected include vCenter Server, vRealize Operations Manager, and vCloud Director.Threat TopographyThreat Type: Critical VulnerabilitiesIndustry: VirtualizationGeolocation: GlobalOverviewX-Force Incident Command is monitoring activity surrounding Broadcom’s Security Bulletin (VMSA-2025-0004) for three potentially critical vulnerabilities in VMware products. These vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2025-22224, CVE-2025-22225, and CVE-2025-22226, have reportedly been exploited in attacks. X-Force has not been able to validate those claims. The vulnerabilities…

Insights from CISA’s red team findings and the evolution of EDR

3 min read - A recent CISA red team assessment of a United States critical infrastructure organization revealed systemic vulnerabilities in modern cybersecurity. Among the most pressing issues was a heavy reliance on endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions, paired with a lack of network-level protections. These findings underscore a familiar challenge: Why do organizations place so much trust in EDR alone, and what must change to address its shortcomings? EDR’s double-edged sword A cornerstone of cyber resilience strategy, EDR solutions are prized for…

DHS: Guidance for AI in critical infrastructure

4 min read - At the end of 2024, we've reached a moment in artificial intelligence (AI) development where government involvement can help shape the trajectory of this extremely pervasive technology. In the most recent example, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released what it calls a "first-of-its-kind" framework designed to ensure the safe and secure deployment of AI across critical infrastructure sectors. The framework could be the catalyst for what could become a comprehensive set of regulatory measures, as it brings into…

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