Achieve Federal-Grade M365 Security: Governing with Qualys SSPM and SCuBA
2026-05-14T20:51:51Z•254dd3d9b13bf915b96d8e2fbc5227569c3e074d7d63d27466b3ce8215c5faf0
AI code securityAttack Surface ManagementCNAPPCVE-2026-43284CVE-2026-43500Dirty FragFedRAMP HighFedRAMP ModerateLinux LPEM365Microsoft Patch Tuesday May 2026QualysSCuBASSPMTotalAITotalCloudVulnerability Management
What happened
This Qualys blog feed (May 2026) aggregates product announcements, research, and advisories: native SCuBA support in Qualys SSPM for M365 governance; FedRAMP High authorization for Qualys TotalCloud CNAPP and FedRAMP Moderate for TotalAI; a May 2026 Microsoft Patch Tuesday recap (137 vulnerabilities, 30 critical); AI code-security integration into ETM; and research on the “Dirty Frag” Linux local privilege escalation chain (publicly patched, referenced CVE-2026-43284 and CVE-2026-43500). Other posts cover attack-surface management survey findings, test-environment security, cyber insurance,and
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