| 01-04-2025 |
SentinelOne Reveals Cybercrime Crackdown and New Malware Threats in Weekly Roundup |
Social Media News |
SentinelOne’s latest weekly roundup shares big wins and growing dangers in cybersecurity. Interpol arrested over 300 cybercriminals in Africa, targeting scams that hit thousands of victims. Meanwhile, a new tool called Atlantis AIO is helping attackers steal login details across 140 platforms, and EncryptHub is using a Windows flaw to spread harmful software. Stay informed to keep your data safe from these rising online threats. |
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| 30-03-2025 |
SentinelOne Warns of GPU Risks in Kubernetes for AI and ML Workloads |
Company News |
SentinelOne has shared new research highlighting security risks in GPU device plugins used for AI and ML tasks on Kubernetes. Attackers can exploit these plugins to access sensitive data if not set up properly. |
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| 27-03-2025 |
SentinelOne Offers Executive Meetings at RSAC 2025 |
Tech Events |
Description: SentinelOne is inviting you to meet its top leaders, including CEO Tomer Weingarten and Chris Krebs, at RSAC 2025. Discuss cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions like advanced threat protection and AI-driven security operations. Secure your spot now to explore how they can safeguard your business from endpoints to the cloud! |
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| 27-03-2025 |
SentinelOne Warns of GPU Security Risks in Kubernetes AI Workloads |
Company News |
SentinelOne’s latest research highlights critical security risks tied to GPU device plugins in Kubernetes, especially for AI and machine learning tasks. Attackers could exploit these weaknesses to access sensitive data. Learn practical steps to protect your AI workloads and keep your Kubernetes environment secure with their expert insights! |
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| 26-03-2025 |
SentinelOne Unveils Stealthy ReaderUpdate Malware Targeting macOS Users |
Feature |
SentinelOne has exposed a sneaky macOS malware called ReaderUpdate, now back with advanced tricks. This malware, blending languages like Go, Crystal, Nim, and Rust, quietly spreads through fake software downloads. It can deliver unwanted ads or worse, posing risks to unprotected devices. Learn how SentinelOne’s research helps you stay safe and secure your organization from this hidden threat. |
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| 23-03-2025 |
SentinelOne Unveils Exciting RSAC 2025 Event Lineup |
Tech Events |
SentinelOne is gearing up for RSAC 2025 with a packed schedule of cybersecurity events and exclusive experiences. Fans can look forward to a live podcast recording featuring industry experts, a keynote from CEO Tomer Weingarten, and a hands-on AI-powered platform demo at their booth. The lineup also includes a unique Mortal vs. Machine competition, networking at the BarOne lounge, and a charity pitch event showcasing innovative startups. Plus, don’t miss the must-attend after-party! Sign up now to join the action and explore the future of enterprise security |
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| 23-03-2025 |
CISA Updates KEV Catalog with Critical Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities |
Company News |
CISA recently updated its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, adding three serious security flaws that need urgent attention. These vulnerabilities affect Edimax IP cameras, NAKIVO Backup software, and SAP NetWeaver, allowing attackers to access sensitive data or control devices remotely. The update stresses the importance of patching systems quickly to protect against active cyber threats. Organizations are encouraged to review their security measures and apply updates to stay safe from potential breaches. |
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| 17-03-2025 |
DeepSeek AI: No Spy Threat Yet, Experts Say on Risky Business Podcast |
Podcast |
SentinelOne’s Alex Stamos and Chris Krebs explore DeepSeek’s AI capabilities on the Risky Business podcast, confirming it lacks internet access, code execution, or Chinese spyware—for now. They warn future agentic frameworks could raise cybersecurity risks for this large language model (LLM). The discussion offers insights into AI safety and potential vulnerabilities. Listen to the full episode to understand what’s at stake and how it could impact you. |
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