A new report reveals that while 72 percent of organizations believe they have full visibility into AI usage, 65 percent […]
Category: cybersecurity
New tool aims to speed up pentesting without risking safety
Autonomous testing tools promise efficiency but can introduce security risks and inaccuracies in production environments. On the other hand traditional […]
New solution uses AI to spot file-based threats
Cyber threats come in many different forms and constantly evolve, but file-based threats remain one of the most effective and […]
VPNs becoming mainstream as browser tampering almost doubles
As AI-driven fraud increasingly mimics legitimate user behavior, obvious fraud signals are becoming unreliable. A new report from Fingerprint looks […]
Why defending the device may no longer be the best mobile security strategy [Q&A]
Cybersecurity has historically been focused on protecting the endpoint device, whether desktop or mobile. But last year’s Verizon Mobile Security […]
42 percent of organizations see an increase in malicious insider incidents
The latest State of Human Risk report from Mimecast shows that 42 percent of organizations have reported an increase in […]
Employees install pirate software despite malware risks
Employees are attempting to download and activate pirate or cracked versions of software and unauthorized installers onto corporate endpoints, according […]
DDoS-for-hire empowers more threat actors
The latest DDoS Threat Intelligence report from NETSCOUT shows sophisticated attacker collaboration, resilient botnets, and compromised IoT infrastructure that drove […]
Boards spend less than 30 minutes on cybersecurity
While cybersecurity reporting to boards of directors is now commonplace new data from IANS, Artico Search, and The CAP Group […]
Attackers swap brute force for trusted tools
The era of attacks seeking brute force entry into systems is fading according to a new report. In its place […]
