When AI Turns Trusted Software Into a Cyberattack Weapon
What happens when cybercriminals no longer need to trick an employee into opening a malicious file because they can exploit software your business already trusts?
Zero-Click Spyware: When Viewing an Ad Can Trigger an Attack
Could an employee encounter spyware simply by opening a legitimate news website, without clicking a suspicious link? Recent investigations into Predator and Candiru spyware show how targeted online...
54 EDR Killers: Why Attackers Target Security Before Ransomware
What happens when cybercriminals stop trying to hide ransomware and instead focus on disabling the security software meant to catch it?
When Trusted Windows Drivers Become Weapons Against Your Security
Have you ever considered that the software your business trusts could be used to disable the very security tools protecting it?
Ransomware Disabled Security on 40 Computers. What Happened Next?
What happens when the security software protecting your business becomes one of the first things attackers disable? In a Warlock ransomware intrusion, attackers disabled endpoint protection on at...
Microsoft Patches 1,411 Flaws. What Stops Attacks Before Patching?
When Microsoft releases fixes for 1,411 vulnerabilities in a single day, what should business leaders be asking their IT teams?
AI Gives Attackers a Head Start. What Limits the Damage?
If an attacker can move faster than your team can investigate an alert, what protects the business during that gap?
AI Attacks Move Faster. What Can Your Accounts and Apps Reach?
What could someone do with one employee’s account before your security team realized it was being misused?
AI Cybercrime Is Getting Cheaper. What Can Your Business Prevent?
What changes for your business when someone can buy help with a cyberattack instead of learning how to carry one out?
ClickFix: When a Browser “Fix” Puts Business Access at Risk
Would your employees recognize an attack if it looked like the quickest way to fix a broken website?