Cybersecurity threats move fast. The vulnerabilities being actively exploited this month are different from the ones making headlines last quarter. This is a current threat briefing — written for business owners and operations leaders in Orange County and Southern California who don’t have time to read security advisories but need to know what their IT team should be addressing right now.
Critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile were confirmed in February 2026, with the European Commission and Dutch government agencies confirming they were breached through these flaws. The vulnerabilities allow attackers to access sensitive data including names, email addresses, and phone numbers without authentication.
Action required: If your organization uses any Ivanti product — Connect Secure, Policy Secure, or Endpoint Manager Mobile — contact your IT provider immediately to confirm patch status. Ivanti products have been among the most exploited enterprise software in 2025 and 2026. Unpatched Ivanti instances facing the internet should be treated as a critical priority.
In October 2025, Oracle advised customers that hackers were actively exploiting vulnerabilities in unpatched instances of Oracle E-Business Suite. Oracle EBS is widely deployed in manufacturing, distribution, and financial services organizations — industries heavily represented across Orange County.
Action required: If your organization runs Oracle EBS, confirm with your IT team or vendor that all available patches have been applied. Oracle releases Critical Patch Updates quarterly — ensure your organization is current on all of them, not just the most recent.
The most significant pattern in 2025 and early 2026 breaches was not sophisticated zero-days — it was misconfigured SaaS platforms. Unsecured Salesforce databases, over-permissioned API keys, weak OAuth tokens, and exposed sandbox environments have been the entry points for breaches affecting over 1.5 billion CRM records.
Action required: Audit the SaaS platforms your organization uses — Salesforce, HubSpot, ServiceNow, or any CRM or business application with API integrations. Specific items to check:
Windows 10 reached end of support in October 2025. Microsoft is no longer releasing security patches for Windows 10. Every vulnerability discovered from that date forward is a permanent, unpatched vulnerability on any machine still running Windows 10.
Action required: Audit your endpoint inventory for Windows 10 machines. Hardware that meets Windows 11 requirements should be upgraded. Hardware that doesn’t meet requirements needs to be replaced. Running end-of-life operating systems in a business environment is not a risk you can manage around — it’s a risk you need to eliminate.
With over 16 billion credentials now in circulation on dark web forums and criminal databases, credential stuffing attacks — where attackers systematically try known username/password combinations against business applications — have reached industrial scale. Every application your staff access with a password that has ever been used elsewhere is a target.
Action required:
If you have an IT provider, forward this article and ask them to confirm the patch status of your Ivanti products, Oracle applications, and Windows endpoints. Ask them whether MFA is enabled on all accounts and whether your SaaS platform permissions have been audited recently.
If you don’t have visibility into the answers to those questions, that’s itself an important piece of information about your current risk posture.
Integration Technologies provides cybersecurity assessments and ongoing security management for businesses across Orange County and Southern California. If you want current eyes on your environment, we’ll take a look — no cost, no obligation.