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Attackers who compromise network infrastructure can use that position to monitor traffic, steal credentials and maintain covert access, while undermining the logs, configurations and administrative output defenders rely on to understand what the network is actually doing.

If your router is compromised, what can you trust? The 2026 Fire Ant campaign saw a China-linked group compromise Cisco routers and network management systems to monitor traffic, steal credentials and maintain covert access.

Weekly news roundup

Last week in cybersecurity. Focused, fast, scannable.

Cybersecurity news weekly roundup September 14, 2026 Network security news roundup covering AI-driven attacks, critical Cisco and Microsoft flaws, identity compromise, router exploits, supply-chain threats and new phishing techniques.

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Small business cybercrime and the loss of network control Small businesses face growing cyber risk as cloud services, remote access and third-party connections expand faster than their ability to maintain visibility and control.

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Trust is fundamental to network security. When the infrastructure itself can no longer be trusted, knowing what is really happening becomes the first challenge.

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