Netwrix

Today's the last day of JNUC 2026 in Kansas City, and our team has spent the week connecting with Apple admins, IT leaders, and security professionals across the community.

If you're at JNUC today, come find us at the Netwrix booth before we wrap up. We're showing how we help organizations protect critical data, secure identities, and get greater visibility across their environments, including Data Loss Prevention and Device Control built for macOS.

Come say hello, grab some swag, and talk security before the show closes.

DLL hijacking isn't new. The way AI plugins are reintroducing it is.

When a team bolts an AI plugin onto a legacy app that loads its DLLs by name instead of by full path, they add new folders Windows will search when it looks for that DLL. That's a new opportunity for an attacker to plant a malicious file that inherits the app's privileges. No new exploit required. Just a familiar weakness in a newer place.

Dirk Schrader, VP of Security Research at Netwrix, explains how it works, how to detect it, and what stops it at the endpoint.

Read the full blog: https://netwrix.com/en/resources/blog/dll-hijacking/

Two days of hands-on cybersecurity challenges and honest conversations about the threats organizations are actually facing, that's what South Florida ISSA's Conference & Hack the Flag delivered this year.

Representing Netwrix, Soufia Lakhdar and Alex McCoy spent the event connecting with cybersecurity practitioners, students, and ethical hackers on identity security, data security, and the gaps attackers continue to exploit.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Netwrix booth, joined the conversation, and took part in our booth bingo giveaway. We had a great time.

Netwrix Endpoint Protector picked up 8 G2 badges this fall, including Leader in Data Loss Prevention and Data Security, plus regional leader recognition across Europe, Asia, and India. The 160+ verified reviews point to what practitioners actually rely on: granular USB and device control, content-aware scanning, and protection that holds up across Windows, macOS, and Linux, including offline endpoints.

Thank you to everyone who left a review, and to the Netwrix team who built the product worth reviewing.

Read about the badges: https://netwrix.com/en/resources/blog/endpoint-protector-g2-leader-fall-2026/

Your DLP isn't missing Windows threats. It's missing Linux, where most developers work.

One in five data breaches involve shadow AI, according to IBM's Cost of a Data Breach Report, and 78.5% of developers work on Linux endpoints, according to Stack Overflow's 2025 Developer Survey, where DLP enforcement is often absent. Engineers can paste source code into ChatGPT, sync proprietary models to personal cloud storage, and transfer files over Bluetooth or NFS mounts, all without a single alert. HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, and CMMC hold organizations accountable regardless of this coverage gap.

Ryan Oistacher, Director of Product Marketing at Netwrix, walks through the seven exfiltration points your DLP likely misses and the controls that catch them.

Read the full blog: https://netwrix.com/en/resources/blog/linux-ai-blind-spot/

Netwrix will be at JNUC 2026, September 23–25 at the Kansas City Convention Center, showing how Netwrix protects data, secures identities, and safeguards AI on macOS specifically, not as a Windows feature ported over.

Stop by the booth to see:
- DLP for sensitive data, at rest and in motion
- USB Encryption Management
- Granular Airdrop, Bluetooth and Printer controls
- Support for macOS Tahoe and older versions
- Full feature parity with Windows / macOS

If you're part of the Apple admin community and you'll be at JNUC, come find us!

Register 👉🏼 https://reg.jnuc.jamf.com/flow/jamf/jnuc2026/home26/page/jnuc2026home

A big thank you to Optiv for hosting another fantastic OptivCon Minneapolis! 🎉

Joanna Lindquist, Richard Sodachanh, and Angela Harris represented Netwrix at U.S. Bank Stadium, joining more than 100 security leaders and 30 exhibitors for a day of insightful conversations about cyber risk, resilience, and security priorities.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Netwrix table to connect with our team. We enjoyed discussing the challenges facing today’s IT and security leaders and sharing ideas for navigating an increasingly complex threat landscape.

We look forward to the next one!

AI adoption is outpacing identity hygiene, and the gap is only growing. Join Anthony Moillic, Field CISO EMEA & APJ, for a keynote look at the data behind it: how non-human identities and AI agents are creating exposure faster than most security teams can track.

September 29, 2:25pm, Cyber Resilience & Innovation Theatre.

Netwrix and Halodata will be at Cyber Security World Asia, Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore. Find us at booth 5-J35.

Booth traffic tells you who's evaluating. It doesn't tell you who's already been breached and doesn't know it yet.

We're at GISEC Global this week on the CyberKnight stand, showing what that gap looks like in practice: Netwrix Auditor for governance and compliance visibility, Netwrix Identity Manager for identity governance and administration, Netwrix Change Tracker for file integrity and configuration monitoring, and Netwrix 1Secure DSPM for data security posture.

Sara Cheblal, Hassan El-Khaldi, Aaron Sloan, Mark Richmond, and Karim Azzouzi are on the stand all week to walk through it. Thanks to CyberKnight for the setup.

Worth a stop if you're at GISEC and want to see where your environment's blind spots actually are.

Knowing every device on your network isn't the same as knowing who can administer them.

76% of organizations can't immediately revoke standing access when it's no longer needed, according to Netwrix's 2026 Data and Identity Security Report.

Tomasz Malik, Product Owner for Netwrix Privilege Secure for Discovery, breaks down why device inventory and privileged account discovery answer different questions. He also covers how to measure visibility before you can measure privilege reduction.

See how to measure visibility first: https://netwrix.com/en/resources/blog/privileged-account-discovery-vs-device-inventory/