Hospitals Face Massive Cyber Risk From Connected Medical Devices
Hospitals and health systems are rapidly becoming high-risk targets for cyberattacks because of the explosion of connected medical devices on their networks.
ATM Jackpotting Charges Reveal Limits of Detect and Respond Security
In late December 2025, U.S. authorities announced criminal charges against 54 individuals tied to a sprawling nationwide ATM jackpotting scheme that resulted in millions in stolen cash. The...
Google Drive API Malware Shows Why Business Security Must Evolve
Cybersecurity teams are sounding the alarm over a new strain of Windows malware that evades conventional defenses by abusing everyday cloud tools. According to a recent article from The Hacker News,...
SVG & Office Document Attacks Show Why Detect & Respond is Not Enough
In an evolving digital threat landscape, cybercriminals are constantly finding innovative ways to slip past traditional defenses and gain access to business systems.
Ransomware Shifts in Manufacturing Need a New Approach to Protection
Ransomware remains a top cyber threat for manufacturers as attackers change tactics to exploit operational pressures and valuable intellectual property.
Why Hypervisors Have Become a Ransomware Magnet
Ransomware is escalating beyond individual laptops and servers to strike at the very foundation of modern IT infrastructure – hypervisors, the software layer that runs virtual machines.
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New Google Chrome Threat Lacks Fix and What It Means for Your Business
Google Chrome is one of the most widely used pieces of software on the planet. With billions of users depending on it for day-to-day browsing and business operations, vulnerabilities in the browser...
AI-Informed Cyber Policy Exposes Limits of Detect and Respond
RSAC Innovation Showcase Highlights a Hard Truth for Cybersecurity
At this year’s RSAC Innovation Showcase, a powerful theme emerged that business leaders and security teams can no longer afford to...
Why Hackers Love the Holidays and How Businesses Can Stop Them
Every year during the holiday season, cybercriminals go on offense while corporate security teams are stretched thin or offline. A recent Axios article shows that hackers know exactly when defenses...
AI Hacking Shows Why Businesses Must Move Beyond Detect and Respond
A recent Stanford study has revealed a cyber threat reality that business owners can no longer afford to overlook. In an eye-opening experiment, an AI agent named ARTEMIS spent 16 hours probing...