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Another GlobalProtect bypass, another reminder that the VPN is the wrong place to put your trust
The Register reported today that CVE-2026-0257 , an authentication bypass in Palo Alto's GlobalProtect, has moved from a quiet medium-severity advisory to confirmed exploitation in the wild. Rapid7 traced successful attacks back to at least May 17 and reproduced the technique themselves. The flaw now sits in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog with a same-day patch deadline for federal agencies.
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Midmarket Security Teams Deserve Better Than Enterprise Hand-Me-Downs
New research shows 42% of midmarket security teams are stretched thin while enterprise tools don't fit. Here's why a zero trust reverse proxy, like Pomerium, changes the equation.
Secure Internal Access to Grafana, Argo, GitLab, and Prometheus Without a VPN
Securing internal tools without a VPN is no longer a fringe idea—it’s becoming the default for modern Kubernetes platforms.
VPNs Are Increasing Your Attack Surface—Here’s Why That’s a Problem
For decades, VPNs have been the go-to solution for remote access, giving employees, contractors, and partners a way to securely connect to internal systems. The logic seemed sound: create an encrypted tunnel, protect corporate resources from the open internet, and allow only authorized users inside.
The Great VPN Myth: What PCI DSS 4.0 Actually Requires for Remote Access
"We can’t use Pomerium - we need a VPN for PCI compliance."
10 Ugliest VPN Security Risks for Organizations and Users
While VPNs do provide some privacy advantages, they also come with several risks. Brace yourself, as we dive into the dark side of VPNs and unveil the top 10 VPN security risks lurking behind the mask of protection.
B2B VPN: Meaning, Examples, Alternatives
B2B VPN meaning: A B2B VPN (Business-to-Business Virtual Private Network) is a secure connection established between multiple business entities over the internet. Here are it's pros, cons, and alternatives
