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Just the other morning, while catching the news over coffee, one of our team members almost changed the channel when a story came on about the National Public Data breach of 2024. After all, that breach happened months ago — […]

Your Password Stinks! (And Why That’s Putting Everyone at Risk)  Let’s be honest—your password probably stinks. And before you get defensive, hear us out. If you’re using “Password123!” or your dog’s name followed by your birth year across multiple accounts, […]

While you’re busy fortifying your digital walls against hackers, the real threat could already be inside the building. Insider threats are like that trusted friend who knows where you hide your spare key—except sometimes they’re not so trustworthy.  Here’s the […]

The Large Language Model (LLM) you might soon have connected to your inbox could be introducing more risk than reward into your daily email scroll. In the “good old days” (and by that I mean literally yesterday), attackers exploited websites […]

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing how we work, communicate, and solve problems. But as organizations harness AI’s power for innovation and efficiency, cybercriminals are weaponizing the same technology to launch sophisticated attacks at unprecedented speeds.  The New Reality: Lightning-Fast Breaches  Recent […]

A new wave of cyberattacks is exploiting users’ trust in routine computer processes through a technique known as “ClickFix.” This sophisticated social engineering method tricks victims into manually executing malicious scripts by disguising the attack as a standard verification or […]

Political transitions and government shake-ups dominate headlines, but there’s a hidden danger most people don’t consider: cybercriminals are watching these events closely, ready to exploit the uncertainty they create. The Psychology Behind the Attack: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt Major political […]

“Prime Day starts now!” And with it… a wave of scams. In the weeks leading up to Prime Day, researchers uncovered hundreds — even up to 120,000 — fake websites spun up to exploit the hype. That’s not unique to Amazon. […]

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into software development workflows, a new security threat has emerged: “slopsquatting.” This risk affects any organization using AI tools to generate code, making it crucial for development teams to understand and address this vulnerability. […]