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Sygnia’s next phase of global growth focuses on AI-driven innovation across MDR, incident response, and proactive security services.
8.10.2026
Cyberattacks test continuity, exposing gaps in preparedness and recovery.
2.10.2026
Incident Response leader reveals long-running espionage activity abusing routers, authentication systems and Linux management hosts to collect intelligence and explore paths toward connected high-value environments.
30.08.2026
Company joins the AWS ISV Accelerate Program, making it easier for AWS customers to access Sygnia MDR with bundled incident response support.
5.08.2026
Leading incident response team launches AI Cybersecurity Services in wake of rising AI-assisted code development.
26.07.2026
The attacker exploited AI workflows, chained cloud weaknesses, and stolen credentials to extort a large Amazon customer.
8.07.2026
Sygnia’s investigation into the $1.5 billion Bybit hack reveals how North Korea’s Lazarus Group exploited human risk, social engineering, and crypto infrastructure weaknesses to execute the largest crypto theft in history.
18.06.2026
The campaign, dubbed “Operation Highland” by Sygnia researchers who discovered it, began in 2016, targeting vulnerable internet-facing systems before pivoting to an “air-gapped” environment with no direct internet connection.
13.06.2026
As detailed in The Hacker News, a sophisticated China-nexus threat group, tracked as Velvet Ant by Sygnia, has been discovered to have operated undetected on an organization's network for approximately 10 years by compromising the core Linux login system itself.
12.06.2026
Cyber readiness and response leader expands go-to-market leadership as organizations seek trusted partners across the full lifecycle of cyber incidents
18.05.2026
“The reality is you cannot really eliminate insider risk or access to sensitive data,” said Avi Sambira, a director at cybersecurity firm Sygnia.
8.05.2026
As incident response shifts from reactive DFIR to full lifecycle resilience, organizations turn to Sygnia to prepare, respond, and recover with speed and precision.
23.04.2026
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Senior-level security leaders fear they are not prepared to respond to the next cyberattack, a survey by Sygnia reveals.
13.04.2026
Sygnia’s 2026 CISO Survey reveals a critical gap between incident response planning and real-world readiness.
8.04.2026
When an organization adopts AI tools in day-to-day operations—especially when using AI-powered security tools to fight AI-powered threats—leaders must use extreme caution and prioritize strict guardrails and visibility controls. The underlying LLMs can become attack vectors through tactics like prompt poisoning. - Guy Segal, Sygnia
2.03.2026
Recent supply chain attacks involving self-propagating worms have spread far, but the damage and long-term impact is hard to quantify.
6.02.2026
Criminals are using AI to clone professional websites at an industrial scale. A new report shows how one AI-powered network grew to 150+ domains by hiding behind Cloudflare and rotating IP ranges.
5.02.2026
Who in the modern business needs cybersecurity training – and what key factors should firms keep in mind?
26.01.2026
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