Cyber resilience is no longer a technical problem but a core board responsibility. Leaders must reframe cybersecurity as a business enabler that drives competitive advantage rather than inhibits operations.
A shocking 70% of Americans believe antivirus software protects their online privacy, according to new research. This dangerous misconception leaves users vulnerable to modern cyberthreats that require layered security approaches.
Cybercriminals are partnering with traditional organized crime groups to hijack cargo shipments using sophisticated digital tactics. Researchers have identified active campaigns targeting trucking and logistics companies across North America. The convergence of digital and physical crime creates unp
A Colorado federal judge has ordered streamer Jesse Keighin to pay Nintendo $17,500 in damages for repeatedly streaming pirated games. The case highlights Nintendo’s aggressive anti-piracy stance and the legal risks for content creators.
Zscaler’s acquisition of AI security startup SPLX represents a strategic move to dominate the emerging AI security market. This comes as traditional security vendors race to adapt their platforms for generative AI protection.
Europe’s energy infrastructure represents one of the world’s most vulnerable critical systems. With aging technology and fragmented security protocols, the continent faces a cybersecurity crisis that could trigger cascading blackouts across multiple nations.
European organizations are experiencing unprecedented ransomware attacks, with over 2,100 victims posted on extortion sites since 2024. The region’s wealth and strict regulations ironically make companies more attractive targets for cybercriminals operating with alarming speed.
Major tech companies are scrambling to address a critical AI security vulnerability that could undermine enterprise adoption. As indirect prompt injection attacks threaten AI models, security spending is surging across industries.
The era of password-based security is ending as biometric authentication becomes mainstream. From fingerprints to iris scans, our bodies are becoming our digital keys, but this transformation brings complex privacy and security challenges that demand careful consideration.
New research exposes how CGNAT technology creates systemic bias in internet traffic management. Users in developing regions face disproportionate throttling despite legitimate usage, revealing deep structural inequalities in global internet infrastructure.
