News Summary:
On April 23, 2026, Fortra completed the acquisition of Warrington-based Zero-Point Security, known for its advanced red-team and adversary-emulation training. Fortra plans to integrate Zero-Point Security’s specialist programs into its offensive security tools, aiming to enhance access to elite red-team education and assist organizations in upskilling cybersecurity teams with practical adversary-focused techniques. Previously, on April 21, Tyler Reguly, Associate Director of Security R&D at Fortra, was featured in a Dark Reading article examining Microsoft’s April 2026 Patch Tuesday update, which detailed 165 vulnerabilities, primarily elevation-of-privilege flaws. Also on April 21, Fortra published security advisories addressing vulnerabilities in its GoAnywhere MFT product, specifically versions prior to 7.10.0, encouraging users to apply the necessary updates. Earlier that day, Fortra launched its new Defense and Intelligence Unit (DIU), a dedicated business unit focused on delivering advanced integrated cyber capabilities to critical infrastructure, defense, intelligence, and national security organizations worldwide, operating with its own leadership and dedicated model.
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