The security industry has spent five years obsessed with the point of entry. We perfected the "Check-at-Door" protocol and called it Zero Trust. But for a modern CISO, this static approach is now a primary liability. If your security model grants a session token and then goes to sleep, you haven't ...

If your MFA strategy only checks a code at the front door, you aren’t protected, you’re just delayed. In 2026, relying on static, point-in-time authentication is a failure of risk management that ignores the current threat landscape.

"Push… Push… Push…" In a passwordless world, we traded the complexity of complex strings for the simplicity of a push notification. But in doing so, we created a new vulnerability: The Notification Cannon.

The term “Zero Trust” has permeated enterprise security, but it's dangerously misinterpreted. Far too often, organizations equate Zero Trust with advanced network segmentation or sophisticated firewalls. While these components are valuable, they represent a tactical execution, not the strategic ...

The bell rings, and students flood the hallways, accessing learning platforms, and collaborating online. In today’s interconnected educational landscape, these constant digital interactions make schools increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyber threats. The alarming reality is that data ...

SOFTwarfare®, the leading innovator in Zero Trust identity security, today announced the public launch of iDXDR™ (Identity Extended Detection and Response) - a groundbreaking cybersecurity platform that combines Identity and Access Management (IAM) and User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) with ...