Cisco finally patched a maximum-severity AsyncOS zero-day exploited in attacks targeting Secure Email Gateway (SEG) appliances since November 2025. Cisco warned customers today of an unpatched, ...

The Web has become the new security battle front, surpassing even e-mail as the leading source of malware infections. In a recent study, Google found that one in 10 Web sites that it crawled contained ...

Redirecting a user to a trusted server buys a secure email gateway company some time to decide whether a URL is malicious – but there are avoidable drawbacks to this approach. Many of today's most ...

“There are no workarounds identified that directly mitigate the risk concerning this attack campaign,” is not what you want to read, having just been informed of a zero-day exploit concerning a Common ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The secure email gateway market is expected to grow by USD 1.55 billion during 2020-2024, according to Technavio. The report offers a detailed analysis of the impact of ...

Better late than never. Cisco this week patched a ‘critical’ zero-day flaw in the company’s email security and management gateways that has hung over customers’ heads since December. Tracked as ...

Secure email gateways (SEG) do a lot to protect organizations from malware, spam, and phishing email. For some threat actors though, they also offer an attractive option for sneaking malicious mail ...

Cisco notified customers this week to patch a critical vulnerability that could allow attackers to bypass authentication and login into the web management interface of Cisco email gateway appliances ...