News for today:
- Semperis Hybrid Identity Protection Conference. Semperis announced that its conference for identity professionals – the Hybrid Identity Protection Conference (HIP Conf) – will run in Germany in February 2026; this is the first time Semperis has hosted HIP Conf in Europe. HIP Conf Europe 26 will spotlight the most critical and emerging topics in identity security, including Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR), securing machine identities, Identity Forensics and Incident Response (IFIR), implementing Zero Trust architectures, the role of AI, and more. Semperis
- Better screen security with Fasoo. Fasoo announced new protections for what’s displayed on screens in the semiconductor industry, such as design layouts, calibration dashboards, and live engineering sessions. Fasoo’s new protections block unauthorized screen capture, with watermarks and audit logs. By extending protection from files to the screens, Fasoo is strengthening its leadership in data-centric security and driving broader adoption across the semiconductor ecosystem. This expansion reinforces the company’s commitment to enabling secure innovation across the value chain, protecting high-value IP assets, enhancing compliance readiness, and supporting the industry’s digital resilience. Fasoo
- Silent Push 4.11. Silent Push released version 4.11 of its threat hunting platform, with streamlined automations, customized notifications, and more powerful search capabilities, among others. Version 4.11 introduces a range of new capabilities designed to streamline how analysts search, investigate, and act on emerging intelligence. The release enhances the platform’s core search functionality, simplifies workflows, and introduces new integrations and updates to help enterprise users better identify specific risks that traditional scans may miss. Silent Push
- Retailers at risk from AI threats. LevelBlue’s latest research – 2025 Spotlight Report: Aligning Cyber Resilience and Business Goals in Retail – investigates how the retail industry is responding to increasingly sophisticated attacks. While many retailers are aware of new threats they may face, many of them remain unprepared, especially when it comes to AI-powered attacks, deepfakes, and synthetic identity attacks. Specifically, only 25% say they are prepared for AI-powered threats, even though 45% expect them to happen, and 33% say they are prepared for deepfake attacks, even though 44% expect them to happen. LevelBlue