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Barracuda Launches Industry-First AI Security and Governance Solution to Accelerate Safe AI Adoption for Resource-Constrained Businesses and MSPs | iTWire (opens the original)
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Barracuda Networks | Published 24 Sept 2026 GUEST RESEARCH: New Research Reveals Nearly Half of Senior IT Leaders Say Their Teams Lack the Skills to Securely Govern AI Already in Use, Creating Growing Security and Compliance Risks Barracuda launches Barracuda AI Data Security, an industry-first AI security and governance solution purpose-built for resource-constrained businesses and managed service providers (MSPs). Barracuda AI Data Security is a complete, intelligent and easy-to-deploy solutio
Australian partners recognised in the 2026 Barracuda Partner Awards | iTWire (opens the original)
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Barracuda Networks | Published 27 Aug 2026 Barracuda Networks, Inc., the cyber resilience platform leader making security easy for all size business, announced Australian channel partners that have been recognised in the 2026 Barracuda Partner Awards. The awards celebrate organisations and individuals that have achieved outstanding customer and business success with Barracuda over the past year, driving innovation, growth and cyber resilience. The awards recognise partners that are not only driv
New research: The average web application has 20 security vulnerabilities and most stem from basic oversights | iTWire (opens the original)
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Barracuda Networks | Published 21 Aug 2026 GUEST RESEARCH: New Barracuda research shows that the average web application carries 20 security vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers to steal data, compromise accounts or gain unauthorised access to systems. The findings are detailed in a new report, which also reveals that the most common vulnerabilities stem from preventable security misconfigurations and oversights. Researchers analysed hundreds of Barracuda Application Security Ins
Understanding calendar invite phishing: How attackers abuse ics files and how to defend against it | iTWire (opens the original)
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Barracuda Networks | Published 7 Aug 2026 GUEST RESEARCH: Barracuda researchers explain what you need to know about this growing attack vector Attackers are increasingly using trusted calendar invites and .ics files to bypass traditional email-focused phishing defences. Malicious calendar events can contain phishing links, QR codes and fake business requests that lead victims to credential-harvesting sites. To strengthen email security, organizations should inspect .ics files, monitor identity a
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