Sentry Cyber

18/06/2026

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17/06/2026

Your business isn’t fully protected just because you have IT support. MSPs are built to keep systems running, but cybersecurity requires active threat detection, response, and defense capabilities typically covered by MSSPs, and it’s exactly in that gap where many organizations get exposed.

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MSP vs MSSP, cyber advisory and CSaaS compared in plain English. Learn the pros, cons and risks of each, and why your MSP alone may not keep you secure.

14/06/2026

Did you know cyber criminals are constantly scanning the internet for vulnerable systems?

The same types of public vulnerability scanners used by security professionals can also be used by attackers to identify exposed services, outdated software, and misconfigurations.

If your organisation has internet facing systems, it is worth understanding what information is publicly visible and what it could reveal.

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Threat actors use public vulnerability scanners to find easy targets. Learn how these tools work and how to scan your own systems before attackers do.

09/06/2026

Not every cyber attack is designed to steal data.

Some are designed to disrupt operations, frustrate customers, and take critical services offline.

The HTTP/2 Bomb vulnerability is a reminder that availability is part of cyber security. If your website, portal, or online service goes down, the impact can be immediate.

Organisations need clear visibility of internet facing systems and confidence that security controls are actively monitored.

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A new HTTP/2 Bomb vulnerability can crash major web servers in seconds. Find out what it means for your business and the steps to take now.

03/06/2026

Think your business is secure?

So did the organisations that were breached.

A pe*******on test does not just scan for vulnerabilities. It simulates how a real attacker would identify weaknesses, gain access, move through systems, and potentially reach sensitive data.

The question is not whether vulnerabilities exist.

The question is whether an attacker will find them before you do.

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Compare pe*******on testing methods for your business. Learn the pros, cons and rough costs of manual, software and AI testing.

29/05/2026

The next cyber attack on your business may come from a software update you trusted.

Hackers are increasingly hiding malware inside developer packages and software dependencies used by businesses every day.

One compromised package can lead to stolen credentials, cloud access, ransomware, or full environment compromise without triggering suspicion.

This is why software supply chain attacks are becoming one of the fastest growing cybersecurity threats worldwide.

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Hundreds of compromised developer packages have been discovered in 2025 and 2026. Learn how software supply chain attacks work, who is at risk, and how Sentry Cyber can help protect your business.

25/05/2026

Built in minutes. Breached in seconds.

AI powered "vibe coding" is changing software development fast. You describe what you want and AI builds it.

The problem? Fast does not always mean secure.

Your app could be exposing API keys, weak authentication, or hidden vulnerabilities before it even goes live.

If your business is experimenting with AI-generated apps, this is a risk worth understanding.

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Vibe coding lets anyone build an app with AI prompts, but the security risks are serious. Learn what's gone wrong already and how to protect your business before it's too late.

19/05/2026

Google’s new Android intrusion logging capability highlights a growing reality in cybersecurity:

Mobile devices are now high-value business targets.

Advanced protection and forensic logging provide deeper visibility into suspicious activity, helping organisations detect sophisticated attacks against users and corporate accounts.

For organisations relying heavily on mobile access to cloud services, this is an important development.

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Google has added Android Intrusion Logging to Advanced Protection Mode. Learn what it does, why it matters for high-risk staff, and how Sentry Cyber uses Advanced Protection to keep your business safe.

18/05/2026

AI automation is moving fast, but so are the security risks.

A new OpenClaw vulnerability chain has reportedly exposed thousands of public AI agent servers to attack, with risks including credential theft, privilege escalation, and hidden backdoors.

For businesses, the lesson is clear: AI agents should be treated like privileged users, not just another tool.

If your organisation is using AI automation, SaaS integrations, or agent based workflows, now is the time to review access, secrets, monitoring, and exposure.

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A chain of four critical vulnerabilities discovered in OpenClaw, one of the fastest-growing open-source platforms for autonomous AI agents, has left an estimated 245,000 publicly accessible server instances.

10/05/2026

The ACSC has issued an urgent warning regarding a critical cPanel and WHM vulnerability that is reportedly being actively exploited.

The severity of this issue is significant because a successful attack may provide full administrator access to affected hosting environments.

For organisations relying on cPanel or WHM, this could expose:
• Websites and web applications
• Email systems
• Databases and client data
• Entire hosted server environments

This is a reminder that hosting infrastructure must be continuously monitored, patched, and reviewed against emerging threats.

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The ACSC has confirmed active exploitation of a critical cPanel WHM vulnerability in Australia. Find out what it means for your business.