As companies rapidly shift towards cloud-based environments, employees find themselves juggling multiple accounts across a variety of platforms, each one most likely safeguarded by a password. These digital keys are often the first (and sometimes only) line of defense... Read More
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Credential harvesting: How it works & tips for prevention
Credential harvesting represents a serious threat to organizations of all kinds – particularly in today’s digital landscape, where virtually every enterprise depends on user credentials for access and security. According to IBM’s 2025 Threat Intelligence Index, nearly a third... Read More
DragonForce: Inside the Ransomware-as-a-Service Group
Learn how RaaS providers DragonForce operate and how to avoid the initial breaches that lead to ransomware deployment. Read More
Scattered Spider service desk attacks: How to defend your organization
Scattered Spider is a disparate hacking collective that has surged to prominence by using sophisticated social engineering tactics. One of their key tactics is exploiting people – specifically, corporate service desks. They recently hit the headlines by allegedly carrying... Read More
M&S Ransomware Hack: What Happened & the Key Security Lessons
M&S (Marks and Spencers) are a cornerstone of British retail with over 64,000 employees – so it was a shock for many to see them laid low by a ransomware attack in April 2025. The retail giant fell victim... Read More
Could the Spain and Portugal blackout have been a cyber-attack?
‘Cyber-attack’ was the phrase on many people’s minds when large parts of Spain and Portugal were recently plunged into a blackout. Authorities are investigating the root cause, with early reports suggesting a technical malfunction caused by a ‘rare atmospheric... Read More
Passkeys: Benefits, limitations, and will they replace passwords?
Major tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft are actively supporting passkeys, and many popular websites and apps are beginning to adopt them. According to the FIDO Alliance, more than one billion people worldwide have now created at least... Read More
Behavioral biometric authentication: Could it replace passwords?
Most people are pretty familiar with biometrics at this point. You scan your thumbprint, iris, or face as a way of identifying yourself and accessing a device or application. It’s a simple but effective way to add an extra... Read More
AI vishing: Mastering the art of voice deception
Picture an Italian entrepreneur receiving a phone call from their country’s Defense Minister, Guido Crosetto. The politician has an important but challenging ask – he needs the wealthy individual to wire around €1 million to a Hong Kong-based bank... Read More
Post-quantum cryptography: Password security in the quantum era
Quantum mechanics is the study of physics at the level of incredibly small things – smaller than atoms. Anyone who’s looked into theories like wave-particle duality and entanglement, knows things can get confusing (and weird) very quickly. But it’s... Read More