Tracking phishing simulation click rates isn’t the same as improving security. This article explains how to go beyond basic metrics and turn phishing data into targeted training and measurable behavior change.
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Cyberattacks against the automotive and mobility industries have surged nearly 50% in the first quarter of 2025 alone, according to Upstream Security, with ransomware accounting for 45% of recorded incidents.
FBI Reports Record $16.6 Billion Lost to Cybercrime in 2024, Marking a 33% Increase Read More »
Business Email Compromise doesn’t rely on malware or exploits, it succeeds by manipulating trust, and it’s grown into a threat costing companies an estimated $50 billion. This article explains why BEC keeps growing and what it looks like.
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Nation-states like China, Russia, and Iran rely on sophisticated cyber operations to pursue geopolitical and economic goals. This article profiles the ten state-sponsored threat actors posing the most persistent challenge to global security.
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Looking back at 2024’s threat landscape, one issue stands out mathematically above the rest. This article explains why securing against stolen and compromised credentials is the most critical cybersecurity focus heading into 2025.
Following the rise of Ransomware-as-a-Service, Malware-as-a-Service has developed over the past decade into an equally prominent cybercrime model. This timeline traces how MaaS evolved and where it stands today.
The Rise of Malware-as-a-Service: A Timeline Read More »
AI’s ability to process vast data and mimic human behavior has transformed industries, but it has also introduced new attack techniques. This article covers the five most tangible cybersecurity threats emerging from AI.
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Man-in-the-Middle attacks let an unauthorized party intercept, and sometimes alter, communication between two parties without either side noticing. This article explains how these attacks work and how to defend against them.
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SQL injection remains one of the most common and damaging attack techniques as organizations move further into digital operations. This article explains how SQL injection attacks work and how to prevent them.
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A brute force attack works like a burglar trying every possible key combination until one unlocks the door, an exhaustive trial-and-error method that remains one of the most persistent threats in cybersecurity. This article explains how to defend against it.
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