2014
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SeasonalInvite: New Phishing Campaign Abuses eCards and RMM
Forescout Research discovers a phishing campaign abusing eCards and RMM tools on victims since January 2026. See the attack pattern and how to mitigate.
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Forescout Joins Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program
Forescout has been accepted into the cyber verification program from Anthropic to study threats arising from frontier AI models.
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Analyzing Active Exploitation of Lantronix and OpenWRT LuCI
Forescout’s Vedere Labs researchers analyze a new active exploit attack on serial to ethernet converters targeting Lantronix and OpenWRT.
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Introducing the Forescout Vistaro<sup>™</sup> Platform
Forescout's 4D Platform is now the Forescout Vistaro platform, with AI-driven visibility and control across IT, OT, IoT, and IoMT built in.
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PQC Adoption Gaps: 90% of Systems Are Still Not Quantum-Safe
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness depends on upgrading the underlying protocols that secure how systems communicate, including SSH (used for remote access to systems) and TLS (used to protect data in transit across applications and websites). Our research shows that while PQC adoption is increasing across both, progress toward quantum-safe security remains uneven — leaving persistent […]
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Before Q‑Day, Visibility Is the First PQC Move
Waiting for PQC migration to start? That's a blind spot. Learn why visibility into quantum-unsafe cryptography can't wait for Q-Day.
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AI in Defense: What Faster Exploits Mean for Federal Cybersecurity
Frontier AI is compressing attack timelines. Learn how federal leaders can adapt AI in defense for governance and operations at machine speed.
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Frontier Models Prompt Need for New AI Security Framework
There’s a new framework for managing AI security risks. Frontier models are forcing a fundamental shift from assume breach to assume autonomy.
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Segmentation and Identity: The Two Halves of Zero Trust in OT
Why Micro-segmentation Alone Isn’t Enough For years we’ve treated Zero Trust in operational technology (OT) as mostly a network segmentation problem. Build the zones, restrict the communications, limit lateral movement, push least privilege down to the network layer. That work matters, and I’m not here to argue against it. But if you look at the […]
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