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Quick Answer: There is no standalone serverless-security SKU worth buying in 2026 functions are a line item inside CNAPP or observability contracts. Datadog publishes per-function rates (the category’s only clean anchor); Prisma Cloud carries the deepest lineage (PureSec); Aqua, Sysdig, Wiz, CloudGuard, and Fortinet (Lacework) bill functions inside platform units. Graveyard warning: Thundra and Epsagon […]

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For an MSSP, a quiet month can be a good month. No ransomware outbreak. No major account compromise. No business disruption. But it can also create an awkward conversation with the client: What exactly did we pay for this month? The problem is not that the SOC did nothing. Quite the opposite. Analysts may have […]

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RatHat, a newly identified Android banking malware family that combines Accessibility abuse, local Android Debug Bridge (ADB) pairing, native shell-level components, and generative-AI-assisted interface automation. The operation appears linked to China-based threat actors and is primarily designed to steal banking credentials, payment PINs, one-time passwords, device-unlock secrets, and other high-value data from infected Android devices. […]

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