Cyber News

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AI tools are supposed to boost productivity, but on outdated hardware, they’re doing the opposite.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

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

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

AI, Cyber Regulations Moving Fast

March 27, 2026

New laws, new enforcement postures, and the Stryker attack changed what compliance means for your business.... Read More

National AI Policy Framework

March 23, 2026

The Trump administration released a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence on March 20, 2026. It is a four-page legislative blueprint sent to Congress outlining how the federal government wants to govern AI in America.... Read More

Track Iran Cyber Threats Live, Real Time

March 15, 2026

The Stryker attack was the opening act. Watch this live threat dashboard tracking Iranian, U.S., and Israeli cyber actions.... Read More

Iran Hit Stryker. Is Your Business Next?

March 13, 2026

On March 11, 2026, a pro-Iranian hacking group wiped Stryker's entire global network and sent 56,000 employees home. If your business has any ties to defense or Israel, you may already be on their list.... Read More

Top Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2026

March 3, 2026

Cyber risk in 2026 is more aggressive, more automated, and more disruptive than ever. Attackers are leveraging artificial intelligence, exploiting third-party vendors, and refining ransomware tactics that can halt operations in hours.... Read More

AI Amplifies Corporate Cybersecurity Concerns

March 2, 2026

AI has reshaped how businesses operate. It's also reshaping how businesses get attacked.... Read More

Anthropic Dropping Safety Pledge Increases Home Network Risks

March 1, 2026

Anthropic, the AI company that built its identity around safety, just walked back its most important promise. For parents working from home, the implications can land on your home network.... Read More

Understanding CAPTCHA, Turing Test

Feb. 27, 2026

Google is handing data responsibility for reCAPTCHA to website operators in April 2026. No technical changes. Real compliance implications.... Read More

Like Humans, AI Requires Zero Trust

Feb. 22, 2026

AI chat tools and agentic assistants have quietly become the new shadow IT. Not because people are reckless, but because these tools are fast, accessible, and genuinely helpful.... Read More

HIPAA Isn't Enough for Assisted Living Compliance

Feb. 17, 2026

For many assisted living and behavioral health providers, compliance conversations start and end with HIPAA. But that assumption is where the real risk begins.... Read More

Why Behavioral Health Data Gets Targeted

Feb. 16, 2026

Mental health and substance use records are among the most valuable data types on the black market. Here’s why attackers want them and what providers can do.... Read More

Your Encrypted Data May Already Be Compromised. You Just Don't Know It Yet.

Feb. 14, 2026

Adversaries may already be stealing your encrypted data, waiting for quantum computers to crack it open.... Read More

New York AI Laws Compliance Guide

Jan. 28, 2026

New York enforces AI laws across three primary areas: employment decision-making, consumer-facing AI systems, and high-risk frontier model development.... Read More

EU AI Act: Does It Apply to Your U.S. Business?

Jan. 7, 2026

The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act represents the first large-scale attempt to regulate AI across an entire economic bloc. ... Read More

Your Staff Are Sharing Your Private Data

Jan. 26, 2026

Data Privacy Week 2026 arrives at a moment when businesses face a new kind of insider risk—one created not by malicious intent, but by everyday productivity shortcuts. This year’s theme, “Take Control of Your Data,” is more urgent than ever.... Read More

What Is Zero Data Retention in AI? Why It Matters for Business Privacy

Jan. 19, 2026

As companies adopt AI at scale, one question matters more than ever: what happens to your data once you send it to an AI system?... Read More

Zero Trust No Longer Optional

Jan. 12, 2026

Ransomware accounts for 44% of data breaches, and traditional antivirus cannot keep up. Zero Trust flips the model: block everything, allow only approved apps and software. Learn what that means for your security.... Read More

Legitimate Google Cloud Email Service Misused to Evade Security Filters

Jan. 2, 2026

Threat actors abused Google Cloud Application Integration to send nearly 9,400 authenticated phishing messages that bypassed standard email filters. Manufacturers were among the top targets.... Read More

Why IT Managed Services Makes Sense

Jan. 1, 2026

Hesitant about outsourcing IT? When managed IT services are done right, they clarify responsibility, reduce security risk, and let leadership focus on growth. Learn what to look for in a provider.... Read More

The $102 Million Password: What the Louvre Heist Teaches About Cybersecurity Overconfidence

Dec. 8, 2025

For 11 years, one of the world's most famous museums protected their surveillance system with the password "LOUVRE." On October 19, 2025, that decade of ignored warnings resulted in a seven-minute heist that stole $102 million in French Crown Jewels.... Read More

Cybersecurity Gaps Threaten National Security

Nov. 26, 2025

Defense breaches from 2007 to 2024 exploited basic flaws: missing MFA, weak passwords, poor segmentation, lack of monitoring. These same vulnerabilities threaten every business today.... Read More

Juice Jacking: Is Charging Your Phone at an Airport Actually Dangerous?

Nov. 20, 2025

Despite over a decade of FBI and TSA warnings about malicious USB charging stations stealing your data, there are still zero documented cases of juice jacking in the wild. Here's what the threat really is, why it became such a big deal, and what precautions actually make sense.... Read More