Atomicorp

08/31/2026

The suspension of CMMC Phase 2 should not be viewed as a compliance holiday. Here is what federal contractors can do now to better assure the protection of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).

CMMC Phase 2 is suspended, but Phase 1 remains in effect. Discover how defense contractors can continue strengthening security and compliance

08/26/2026

New in Atomic OSSEC: graphical application allowlisting and blocklisting for Linux and Windows.

Define what software can run, block unauthorized applications, inspect executables, and manage custom application control rules from one central GUI.

Strengthen zero trust, reduce endpoint risk, and support compliance across RHEL, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, Oracle Linux, Windows 10+, and Windows Server 2019+.

Read the Atomicorp article-- https://atomicorp.com/atomic-ossec-adds-application-allowlisting-and-blocklisting-to-linux-and-windows/

Application allowlisting, blocklisting, and control through EDR enables organizations to block unauthorized software and boost zero trust.

08/25/2026

Unsupported systems are vulnerable enough. AI-speed attacks give defenders even less time to respond. Here’s what you can do.

AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and exploitation, increasing security risk for end-of-life software that may no longer receive patches

08/20/2026

AI-speed attacks are shrinking defender response windows.

Artificial intelligence accelerates vulnerability analysis, exploit development and attack ex*****on, turning days of response time into hours. Give yourself more time to fight back with affordable layers of security.
Continuous vulnerability detection, EDR, FIM, virtual patching and automated response can help defenders keep pace.

Read how defense in depth helps counter AI-accelerated attacks.

AI-speed vulnerability exploitation shrinks a cyberdefender’s response window. Defense in depth security can help restore it. Here’s how.

08/19/2026

Buy one Atomic ModSecurity Rules license and get a second license of equal or lesser value FREE through August 31.
Protect Apache, nginx, IIS, APIs, WordPress, legacy web apps, and more with advanced, continuously updated commercial WAF rules and virtual patching.
Learn more.

Extend WAF protection to more websites, APIs, and applications. Buy one Atomic ModSecurity Rules license, get a second one free thru Aug. 31

08/06/2026

The recent attacks on U.S. water utilities are a reminder that protecting operational technology (OT) requires a different approach than traditional IT.
Practical and timely steps utilities should take include:
- Removing internet connectivity from PLCs and other exposed OT devices.
- Securing remote access into OT environments.
- Continuously monitoring engineering workstations and IT/OT convergence points for unauthorized changes and suspicious activity
- Implementing layered security controls that improve visibility without disrupting operations.
Read the article:

Improve water treatment plant security without disrupting OT operations through noninvasive cybersecurity controls.

08/04/2026

New in Atomic OSSEC: Application Control--
Allow trusted applications. Block unauthorized software.
Atomic OSSEC reduces risk with application allowlisting and application blocklisting.

Application allowlisting, blocklisting, and control through EDR enables organizations to block unauthorized software and boost zero trust.

07/29/2026

Facing compliance uncertainty? Atomicorp can help with your NIST 800-171 compliance and FedRAMP and CMMC readiness.

NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 3 is the acting modern baseline for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and sensitive government data

07/28/2026

What is an AI-accelerated attack--and how should you prepare? https://atomicorp.com/are-you-prepared-for-the-increase-in-ai-accelerated-attacks-roll-out-affordable-defense-in-depth-security/

07/23/2026

Known vulnerabilities are only part of the problem. The wp2shell exploit demonstrates why protecting against underlying software weaknesses matters. Atomicorp blocked every tested exploit class while allowing legitimate application traffic to continue—without waiting for a CVE-specific rule.

wp2shell exploit hit July 17, 2026; Atomicorp blocked it without a new CVE rule, preserving normal app behavior.