Ammolite Insights: September 10, 2026
CYBERSECURITY NEWS, INSIGHTS & ANALYSIS
Cybersecurity risks can change quickly.
New vulnerabilities are discovered and exploited, threat actors adapt their techniques, and geopolitical events can increase the likelihood of disruptive cyber activity with little warning.
Canada's Cyber Centre recently urged Canadian organizations to maintain heightened vigilance amid global tensions and high-profile events, warning that organizations could face increased disruptive cyber activity, including distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, website defacement, and attempts to disrupt critical infrastructure and essential services.
At the same time, organizations are dealing with vulnerabilities that can move from disclosure to active exploitation quickly, increasingly sophisticated ransomware operations, and emerging threats involving artificial intelligence.
For organizations, the challenge isn't simply keeping up with cybersecurity news. It's determining which threats affect your environment and being prepared to respond when they do.
What Does This Mean for Your Organization?
Cybersecurity isn't something that can be addressed once and left alone.
Systems change, new vulnerabilities emerge, threat actors adapt, and the risks facing your organization evolve against them.
Organizations should know who is monitoring their environment for suspicious activity, how emerging threats and vulnerabilities are evaluated against the technology they use, and what happens when a potential security incident is detected.
Continuous monitoring and real-time threat intelligence can help identify suspicious activity earlier, prioritize the threats that require action, and support a faster response when something goes wrong.
Ammolite Security's Managed Security Services provide 24/7 monitoring, real-time threat intelligence, and rapid incident response tailored to your organization's environment, risks, and business needs.
Stay ahead of evolving cyber threats while keeping your team focused on your business.
In The News
Boston Scientific Says Unlikely to Meet 2026 Sales, Profit Forecast After Cyberattack
Boston Scientific said it no longer expects to meet its previously issued third-quarter and full-year 2026 sales and adjusted profit forecasts, after a cybersecurity incident disrupted the medical device maker's global operations.
CISA Adds Four Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog
CISA has added four new vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, based on evidence of active exploitation.
MikroTik Patches Router Vulnerabilities Amid Active Attacks
Router-maker MikroTik has issued emergency patches in the face of attackers actively exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in its products.
Your Technology Isn't Your Only Cyber Defence
Cybersecurity tools can help detect and block threats, but employees still make important security decisions every day.
Phishing, impersonation and social engineering continue to evolve, and AI is making it easier for malicious actors to create convincing content at scale. Canada’s Cyber Centre has warned that AI can enhance malicious cyber activity, including more convincing phishing and impersonation attempts.
Keeping employees prepared requires more than a one-size-fits-all annual training session.
Ammolite Security provides customized corporate cybersecurity training for technical and non-technical teams, designed around an organization’s workforce, risks and cybersecurity needs.
Training can include hands-on learning, practical exercises, simulations and applied projects, delivered virtually or on-site and tailored from beginner through advanced levels.
Empower your workforce. Strengthen your first line of defence.