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Today covers high-impact cybersecurity signals underscores why identity and governance now define modern risk. Security Affairs reports Seesa adding a critical Gogs path traversal flaw (CVE-2025-8110, CVSS 8.7) to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, elevating source control and software supply chain security to executive concern. At the same time, APT28 credential-harvesting campaigns targeting energy, nuclear, and policy sectors across Europe and Central Asia highlight the shift toward identity-first attacks. A steady drumbeat of breaches—from U.S. fuel retail and European energy to government records and cybercrime forums—reinforces the cross-sector exposure. Governance, insider risk, and identity sprawl are no longer peripheral issues; they are central to cyber resilience strategy.
By ISMG Content Intelligence & AI InnovationToday covers high-impact cybersecurity signals underscores why identity and governance now define modern risk. Security Affairs reports Seesa adding a critical Gogs path traversal flaw (CVE-2025-8110, CVSS 8.7) to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, elevating source control and software supply chain security to executive concern. At the same time, APT28 credential-harvesting campaigns targeting energy, nuclear, and policy sectors across Europe and Central Asia highlight the shift toward identity-first attacks. A steady drumbeat of breaches—from U.S. fuel retail and European energy to government records and cybercrime forums—reinforces the cross-sector exposure. Governance, insider risk, and identity sprawl are no longer peripheral issues; they are central to cyber resilience strategy.