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Critical Vulnerability Roundup June 2026: Cisco, Microsoft, Chrome Zero-Days – What Indian Enterprises Must Know

Published June 16, 2026 | By Sanjay Seth — Cybersecurity Expert, Delhi NCR This week has been brutal for security teams. Between a Cisco SD-WAN Manager flaw under active attack, Microsoft’s record-breaking 206-patch Tuesday, and a Chrome zero-day being exploited in the wild — the pace of disclosures is outstripping most teams’ ability to respond.

Cybersecurity News Digest — June 15, 2026: CERT-In Advisory, Ransomware Surge, DPDP Deadline

Welcome to the June 15, 2026 edition of the Cybersecurity News Digest from P J Networks. Here are the top stories impacting Indian enterprises this week. 1. CERT-In Issues Critical Advisory for FortiOS CERT-In has issued a critical advisory regarding multiple buffer overflow vulnerabilities in Fortinet FortiOS and FortiProxy that could allow remote code execution.

From 12 Screens to One Pane of Glass — The Day I Stopped Tool-Juggling

A few years ago, I walked into a SOC that had been designed by committee. Each team had chosen their own tools. The network team used one NMS. The security team used a different SIEM. The physical security team had their own VMS with its own server. The automation team ran a standalone SOAR platform

When I Tell Clients NOT to Buy Fortinet

This might surprise you coming from a Fortinet MSSP partner who sells and manages FortiGates every single day. But I’ve told clients not to buy Fortinet. More than once. And I’ll do it again. Here’s when. When Your Team Has Deep Palo Alto Experience I’ve seen this play out too many times: a CISO arrives