News for today:
- Expanded partnership between Akamai and Apiiro. In 2024, Akamai and Apiiro partnered to provide comprehensive visibility into APIs in source code. That partnership just expanded, with a new integration between Akamai’s application security platform and Apiiro’s application security posture management platform, for discovery, visibility, posture management, and more. Akamai and Apiiro will provide an integrated platform to deliver joint customer support, and align product roadmaps. Together, the companies offer a complete view of application risk — from API discovery and posture management, to open source components, misconfigurations, infrastructure as code, web application firewalls (WAF), and beyond. Akamai
- Hornetsecurity research on ransomware. Hornetsecurity released a new report on ransomware. Key finding: 24% of organizations suffered a ransomware attack in 2025, up from 18.6% in 2024. The rise comes as cybercriminals continue to diversify their methods and leverage new technologies to bypass defences. While traditional phishing remains the leading attack vector in nearly half of attacks (46%), the report finds that a growing reliance on compromised endpoints (26%) and stolen credentials (25%) are increasingly common access vectors. Hornetsecurity
- Threat Range by Hack the Box. Hack the Box launched Threat Range, for simulating how a team would respond to a cyber incident. Designed with AI at its core, this new environment extends HTB’s industry-leading cyber ranges to equip enterprises, government organizations, and MSSPs with the necessary skills, tools, and evidence they need to validate and improve their ability to withstand real-world cyber attacks. With an expanded catalog covering security operations, incident response, forensics, and threat hunting, Threat Range sets a new benchmark for advancing organizations’ operational resilience. Hack the Box