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Wed, August 27, 2025

Securing Cloud-Native Workloads From Code to Runtime

🔒 Lacework FortiCNAPP unifies CSPM, CWP, CIEM, and CDR to secure cloud-native workloads from development through runtime. It integrates with CI/CD pipelines to scan IaC, container images, and libraries, and leverages FortiDevSec for static and dynamic testing so vulnerabilities are caught before deployment. At runtime, behavior-based workload protection, cloud audit log analysis, and Fortinet Composite Alerts produce high-fidelity detections, while FortiWeb and automation via FortiSOAR enable edge blocking and orchestrated remediation.

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Tue, August 26, 2025

Cloudflare CASB API Scanning for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

🔒 Cloudflare One users can now connect OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Google's Gemini to Cloudflare's API CASB to scan GenAI tenants for misconfigurations, DLP matches, data exposure, and compliance risks without installing endpoint agents. The API CASB provides out-of-band posture and DLP analysis, while Cloudflare Gateway delivers inline prompt controls and Shadow AI identification. Integrations are available in the dashboard or through your account manager.

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Thu, November 21, 2024

VirusTotal IP Address Change and TLS Provider Update

🔔 VirusTotal is changing the IP address for www.virustotal.com from 74.125.34.46 to 34.54.88.138, with a gradual rollout beginning on November 25. If you currently whitelist or have hardcoded the previous IP in firewalls or proxies, update your rules to include the new address to avoid service interruptions. We are also replacing our DigiCert wildcard TLS certificate with a Google Trust Services single-host certificate—update any certificate signer or subject validations accordingly. Note that the Big Files upload flow returns URLs on bigfiles.virustotal.com, which is served via a ghs.googlehosted.com load balancer using dynamic IP resolution; ensure your controls permit DNS-based resolution for those endpoints.

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