Tag: MFA

Red padlock resting on a black keyboard, representing Zero Trust access control

Zero Trust Isn’t a Product You Buy. It’s a Question You Should Be Asking About Every Login

Posted on by Robert Borges

Photo by FlyD on Unsplash “Zero Trust” shows up in so many vendor pitches that it’s easy to assume it’s a product: something you install, switch on and check off a list. It isn’t. The National Institute of Standards and Technology, which formalized the model in its Zero Trust Architecture guidance, describes it as a Read more about Zero Trust Isn’t a Product You Buy. It’s a Question You Should Be Asking About Every Login[…]

Network cables connected to a firewall and switch in a server rack

FortiBleed Wasn’t a Bug: It Was a Password Problem

Posted on by Robert Borges

Photo by Kirill Sh on Unsplash In June 2026, researchers found something alarming sitting in a threat actor’s open directory: login details, including many plaintext passwords, for tens of thousands of Fortinet firewalls and VPN gateways around the world. The incident became known as FortiBleed. Researchers who reviewed the data counted roughly 73,932 unique firewall Read more about FortiBleed Wasn’t a Bug: It Was a Password Problem[…]