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Browse through our complete collection of cybersecurity insights, tips, and company updates from STACK Cybersecurity.
Learn How Copilot AI Can Improve Your Productivity
May 24, 2026
Microsoft Copilot exemplifies the power of generative AI discussed in this downloadable Microsoft Decision Brief.... Read More
The Hidden Cybersecurity Cost of Tech Debt
May 23, 2026
Technical debt rarely appears on a balance sheet, but it can quietly drain productivity, increase cybersecurity risk, and turn delayed modernization into expensive business disruption.... Read More
Military Contractors Face False Claims Act Exposure After CMMC Phase 2 Suspension
Aug. 14, 2026
A military supplier agreed to pay $4.6 million to settle allegations it violated the False Claims Act by failing to meet cybersecurity requirements in contracts with the Army and Air Force. ... Read More
STACK Cybersecurity Receives MVAA Employment Impact Award
May 21, 2026
STACK Cybersecurity has been recognized by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency with the Employment Impact Award, presented at the MVAA Leadership Summit on May 12, 2026.... Read More
U.S. Lawmakers Move to Counter Chinese AI Expansion
June 4, 2026
U.S. lawmakers are increasingly treating AI as a cybersecurity, supply chain, and national security issue as policymakers push to reduce global reliance on Chinese AI technologies.... Read More
Judge Rules AI-Generated Documents Aren't Protected by Attorney-Client Privilege
June 28, 2026
Update: On May 7, 2026, Bradley Heppner was found guilty by a federal jury on all counts following a three-week trial. The documents he created using AI were not protected by attorney-client privilege.... Read More
Executive Guide for Cyber Accountability Laws
May 16, 2026
Your signature on cybersecurity compliance certifications now carries personal liability. California CPPA, NYDFS Part 500, SEC disclosure rules, and FTC Safeguards create direct accountability for business leaders who certify false information or fail cybersecurity oversight.... Read More
Deepfake Detection Guide
May 15, 2026
Learn manual deepfake detection techniques, automated tools like Sensity AI and Reality Defender, and organizational controls that prevent fraud even when detection fails.... Read More
Your Tax Practice Is Required to Have a WISP. Here's What That Actually Means.
May 12, 2026
The FTC Safeguards Rule applies to every tax and accounting professional, regardless of size. Here's what a compliant WISP actually requires and where most practices fall short.... Read More
Why Are Manufacturers Getting Denied Cyber Insurance?
June 9, 2026
Cyber insurance for manufacturers isn't just a financial product anymore. It's a direct evaluation of your security controls. Here's what insurers are checking and how to be ready.... Read More
Are Deepfakes Illegal? State, Federal Laws Explained (2026)
Aug. 6, 2026
Deepfake legislation has kept expanding through 2026. Every state except Ohio and New Mexico now addresses sexually explicit deepfakes in some form, up from 46 at the start of the year. Thirty-three states now regulate deepfakes in political campaigns, up from 28 a year earlier, according to a Ballotpedia deepfake legislation report.... Read More
Colorado Passed 4 AI Laws. Learn What Each Requires.
June 15, 2026
The Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act (SB 24-205) was signed by Gov. Jared Polis on May 17, 2024, as the first comprehensive state-level AI regulation in the United States. ... Read More
SEC Regulation S-P: What Smaller Financial Firms Must Do Now That the Deadline Has Passed
Aug. 19, 2026
The June 3, 2026 deadline for smaller firms under the SEC's amended Regulation S-P has passed. Two recent settlements show what examiners consider a violation, and what firms still need to document.... Read More
The Evolution of Cyber Insurance: From Legal Afterthought to Business Essential
May 11, 2026
Cyber insurance didn't exist as a standalone product twenty-five years ago. Here's how the market evolved — and why today's coverage requirements are stricter than ever.... Read More
Ransomware Payments Must Be Outlawed
May 11, 2026
As global ransomware payments exceed $1.1 billion annually and less than 15% of companies fully recover their data after paying, governments are increasingly moving to ban these payments altogether. North Carolina, Florida, and the UK have already prohibited public-sector ransomware payments, with dozens more countries planning bans.... Read More
State AI Laws: What Every U.S. State Has Passed, Proposed, or Pending (2026)
Aug. 8, 2026
State AI regulation has moved faster than most businesses expected. Lawmakers are no longer focused only on deepfakes and election integrity.... Read More
Trump Admin Approach to Federal AI Policy
June 13, 2026
The Trump administration is pushing hard to preempt state AI laws while states push back. Here's where federal AI policy stands.... Read More
California Effect Drives National AI Policy
May 9, 2026
California has positioned itself as a national leader in artificial intelligence (AI) policy.... Read More
Cyber Insurance for Manufacturers: Controls That Protect Your Coverage
May 8, 2026
Your policy is only as good as the security behind it. Here's what manufacturers need to know about controls, documentation, and claim denials before their next renewal.... Read More
Microsoft Edge Stores Your Passwords in Plaintext. What That Means.
May 7, 2026
A security researcher confirmed that Microsoft Edge loads every saved password into plaintext memory at startup and keeps them there all session. Microsoft says it's intentional. Here's what your business needs to do.... Read More
How to Remove Saved Passwords from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari
May 7, 2026
Saving passwords in browsers might seem convenient, but it poses significant security risks.... Read More
Browser Passwords Remain Hacker Favorite
May 7, 2026
You implemented a password manager last year. Your team went through the deployment. IT sent the emails. The training videos got watched. Problem solved, right?... Read More
Seeing No Longer Believing with AI Scams
April 21, 2026
Most security awareness training focuses on links, attachments, and email headers. Very little of it addresses images.... Read More
The AI Hardware Tax: How AI Affects Your Computers
April 20, 2026
AI tools are supposed to boost productivity, but on outdated hardware, they’re doing the opposite. As machines slow down, employees are quietly disabling security tools to keep working, opening the door to serious cyber risk. This is the hidden cost of AI adoption businesses can’t afford to ignore.... Read More
CMMC Terminology: Key Terms and Definitions
April 15, 2026
The CMMC ecosystem uses specific terminology defined by the Cyber AB. This reference covers the key roles, designations, and concepts you'll encounter during the certification process.... Read More
Shadow AI Is Already Inside Your Business. Is Governance Keeping Up?
Aug. 3, 2026
AI tools are already embedded in daily workflows at most businesses, often without formal approval or oversight. Here's how to bring shadow AI into a manageable structure.... Read More
Law Firms Cyber Insurance Requirements
March 31, 2026
Nearly 30% of law firms have experienced a breach, and 41% of cyber insurance applications are denied on first submission. Find out what insurers require and how to close the gaps before a claim forces the issue.... Read More
IT Provider vs. Cybersecurity MSP
March 30, 2026
Traditional IT support keeps systems running. A cybersecurity MSP keeps your business from getting breached. Here is how to tell which one you actually have.... Read More
Enterprise AI Pricing, Privacy, and Security Comparison
June 13, 2026
The headline seat price is only part of the story. Here is what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot actually cost. And what their contracts say about your data.... Read More
Is ChatGPT Safe for Business Use?
March 28, 2026
Your employees are using AI. The question is whether your business has any visibility into what data they're sharing.... Read More