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Identity Is Still the Fastest Path InFor years, security professionals have focused on strengthening authentication. But recent events remind us that attackers are increasingly targeting what happens after authentication rather than trying to break it.This month's stories highlight a growing reality: organizations must manage and monitor every identity, every session, and every privilege, whether the user is human, machine, or AI-powered.MFA Isn't the Finish LineA recently uncovered phishing-as-a-service operation known as BigBear 2.0 compromised more than 3,300 Microsoft 365 users across 461 organizations by stealing authenticated session cookies rather than bypassing authentication itself. Researchers found that attackers could capture valid sessions after users successfully completed MFA and then replay those sessions to gain access to email, collaboration tools, and cloud resources.The incident reinforces an important lesson: MFA remains essential, but organizations also need visib

Welcome BackHi, MultiValue Community!The second half of 2026 is packed with opportunities to learn, connect, and plan for the future of your MultiValue environment. From roadmap insights and AI innovation to community events and modernization resources, we're focused on helping you maximize the value of your existing investment while preparing for what's next. This month, we're highlighting upcoming educational opportunities, customer events, product direction, and ways to engage with fellow MultiValue customers around the world.Featured Event: MultiValue Roadmap Webinar—Get a Preview of What's AheadWatch the MultiValue Roadmap Webinar to hear directly from product leadership about future priorities, innovation investments, and customer-driven enhancements.Topics include: Product roadmap updates AI opportunities across Rocket solutions Modernization initiatives Customer-requested enhancements Upgrade and migration planning guidance Q&A with product experts Watch the recor

Hi,I am an independent learner enrolled in the Enterprise Developer for Eclipse Fundamentals – L400 course. I have downloaded the course files, but I need the Windows installer and a trial licence for Enterprise Developer for Eclipse to complete the exercises.Could someone help me obtain access?Thanks.Fred

Upgrading tomcat for using Rest/Event Service v8.3.2.We have been able to upgrade to tomcat version 11.0.25.  However, the tomcat server manager web page is displayed as binary (non-readable).Has anyone successfully upraded tomcat?

Welcome BackHi, MultiValue Community!The second half of 2026 is packed with opportunities to learn, connect, and plan for the future of your MultiValue environment. From roadmap insights and AI innovation to community events and modernization resources, we're focused on helping you maximize the value of your existing investment while preparing for what's next.This month, we're highlighting upcoming educational opportunities, customer events, product direction, and ways to engage with fellow MultiValue customers around the world.Featured Event: MultiValue Roadmap Webinar—Get a Preview of What's AheadWatch the recent MultiValue Roadmap Webinar to hear directly from product leadership about future priorities, innovation investments, and customer-driven enhancements.Topics we covered:Product roadmap updates AI opportunities across Rocket solutions Modernization initiatives Customer-requested enhancements Upgrade and migration planning guidance Q&A with product expertsWatch the recordin

Deploying Cypress across larger environments just got easier.Cypress 9.6 introduces a Silent Installer, allowing teams to install Cypress from the command line and pass the required configuration parameters without working through the installer UI manually.For customers managing multiple Cypress servers, this means deployments can now be incorporated into existing scripting and automation workflows, helping teams:automate installations across multiple servers; maintain more consistent configuration; reduce manual deployment effort; better support standardized provisioning processes.The Silent Installer supports the same core configuration parameters used during an interactive installation, including DocuVault name, cache size, installation path and more.Another small but important step in making Cypress easier to deploy and manage at enterprise scale.