As AI-driven fraud increasingly mimics legitimate user behavior, obvious fraud signals are becoming unreliable. A new report from Fingerprint looks […]
Category: cybersecurity
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 […]
AI increases workload for cybersecurity leaders
We’re constantly being told that AI will make our lives easier, and maybe even put us out of a job, […]
Third-party breach disclosures don’t reflect the true scale of the problem
A new report from cyber risk management company Black Kite finds 136 unique major incidents, affecting 719 companies, however, an […]
Vibe hacking and flat-pack malware — the low-effort attacks being used to beat defenses
The latest Threat Insights Report from HP Wolf Security shows that attackers are using AI to scale and accelerate campaigns […]
