INC Ransomware OpSec Failure Led to Data Recovery for US Orgs
Ransomware continues to be one of the most destructive threats facing businesses today, capable of crippling operations, destroying data, and causing long-lasting reputational damage.
Microsoft Office Zero-Day Under Active Attack Needs Better Protection
In late January 2026, Microsoft issued emergency out-of-band patches to fix a critically dangerous zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Office that was already being actively exploited in the wild....
New Osiris Ransomware Shows Why Traditional Defenses Are Not Enough
The threat landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace. A newly discovered ransomware strain called Osiris has emerged as one of the most sophisticated threats discovered in recent months.
Why 2025 Ransomware Demands Isolation, Not Detection
Ransomware’s growth in 2025 was more than headline news, it was a wake-up call for business owners everywhere. According to The Evolving Menace: Ransomware in 2025 and What to Expect in 2026, by...
Check Point Report Reveals Why Detect and Respond Is Failing
The cyber threat landscape continues to escalate in 2026, as highlighted in the Check Point Research 12th January Threat Intelligence Report. The latest report reveals a disturbing mix of data...
Luxshare Data Breach Shows Why Isolation and Containment Matter
In late December 2025, a ransomware and extortion group posting as RansomHub claimed it had breached one of Apple’s most important contract manufacturers, Luxshare Precision Industry.
Ingram Micro Ransomware Attack Impacts 42,000 People
In a stark reminder that no organization is immune to ransomware, Ingram Micro recently disclosed that a July 2025 attack exposed the personal data of more than 42,000 people. According to a report...
Under Armour Data Leak Highlights Ransomware Reality for Business
In January 2026, reports surfaced that customer data tied to millions of Under Armour users had been posted on the dark web after a ransomware group claimed responsibility for a major attack.
New PDFSider Malware Shows Why “Detect and Respond” Is Not Enough
In a recent incident reported by BleepingComputer, a new Windows malware called PDFSider was identified in an attempted intrusion targeting a Fortune 100 company’s network in the finance sector.
Ransomware Hides in Blockchain to Evade Detection
In a concerning development for cybersecurity professionals and business owners everywhere, a new strain of ransomware is quietly evolving its tactics in a way that undermines traditional defenses....