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A dentist’s office in Ohio. A manufacturing firm in Michigan with 40 employees. A landscaping company in Colorado. What do they have in common? All three were breached in the past year alone...
A dentist’s office in Ohio. A manufacturing firm in Michigan with 40 employees. A landscaping company in Colorado. What do they have in common? All three were breached in the past year alone...
The old advice was simple: you’re probably too small to bother with. Cybercriminals go after the big fish, the enterprises with millions of customer records and deep pockets. Run a 50-person...
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center received over 21,000 BEC complaints with adjusted losses exceeding $2.9 billion in 2023. Industry analysts estimate the real number is significantly...
Last month, researchers flagged 73 malicious VS Code extensions delivering GlassWorm v2 malware — backdoors that spread across IDEs and steal credentials from developers who thought they were...
The good news: small practices don’t need to outrun the bear. They just need to be harder to penetrate than the practice down the street. Attackers are opportunistic. Most ransomware groups run...
Most organizations are deploying AI faster than they’re building security controls for it. The result is a growing gap between what AI can do in your environment and what your security team can...
If you’ve heard of MITRE ATT&CK, you already know the basic idea: a curated knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques, built from real-world observations. ATLAS is the same...
Running a small business in 2026 means you are a target. Not because attackers know your name, but because small businesses are systematically easier to compromise than enterprises — and attackers...
The phone rings. The caller ID shows your CEO’s number. The voice on the other end is perfect — the same cadence, the same timbre, the same slight rasp that you’ve heard in a hundred...