Risk Management
Why Mid-Market Companies Need Enterprise-Grade IT Infrastructure
Written by Guest Contributor: Naomi Johnson Mid-sized companies are in a squeeze. You’re no longer that scrappy 50-person team with off-the-shelf systems patched together over the years, but you’re not a Fortune 500 giant either. The ground under your IT setup is shifting fast, and it won’t wait for you to catch up. Growth is…
Read MoreYour CEO’s Voice Isn’t Proof Anymore: Stopping AI Deepfake Fraud Before It Empties the Bank
You are in the airport security line when your phone rings. It is your CEO, voice tight with urgency. A supplier is threatening to stop shipment unless a $980,000 wire goes out in the next five minutes. She spells out the account number, thanks you for “saving the quarter,” and hangs up. You fire off…
Read MoreThe 60-Second Breach: Why Real-Time Detection Isn’t Optional Anymore
How long does it take to compromise a network? If you’re imagining hours or even days of slow, stealthy movement, think again. Today’s cyberattacks are fast. Really fast. Many unfold in less than a minute from initial access to data exfiltration or ransomware deployment. That’s the 60-second breach. And if your detection and response capabilities…
Read MoreVishing and Help Desk Hacks: The Human Weakness You Can’t Ignore
What happens when the attacker doesn’t need malware, just a convincing voice? Vishing (voice phishing) and social engineering are experiencing a dangerous resurgence, fueled by human psychology, AI-generated scripts, and an over-reliance on trust. These attacks bypass firewalls, antivirus, and endpoint protections because they target the one variable tech can’t fully control: people. The Modern…
Read MoreThe Identity Crisis: Why Stolen Credentials Are the #1 Cyber Threat Today
The lock on your front door is useless if someone has the key. That’s the unsettling truth behind today’s most common cyberattacks. They don’t start with brute force. They start with a login. Identity-based attacks are now the primary method cybercriminals use to breach networks. Why? Because valid credentials give them legitimate access, bypassing traditional…
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