As we kick off the first week of 2026, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the cybersecurity lessons of 2025. From ransomware attacks to supply chain breaches and the emerging misuse of AI in operational technology (OT), last year reminded us that cyber threats are...
Skip the boring socks - this year, gifts go straight under the securely encrypted Christmas tree. Whether you’re shopping for a pentester, IT wizard, or someone who always complains about weak passwords… we’ve got the good stuff. Top Cyber‑Secure Gifts to Unwrap:...
Even the most experienced security leaders admit they’re not fully ready for every threat lurking in today’s digital landscape. A recent report reveals where they feel most vulnerable - and it’s a chilling reminder of how quickly cyber risks evolve. 46% feel...
In today’s hyper-connected world, cybercrime is no longer a distant threat - it’s a looming reality for businesses of all sizes. From ransomware attacks to data breaches, the financial and reputational costs can be devastating. Recent studies show that cybercrime is...
Phishing emails remain one of the most effective methods cybercriminals use to steal information. These scams rely on social engineering — deceiving users by impersonating trusted brands or individuals to trick them into clicking malicious links or downloading harmful...
When it comes to cybersecurity, misinformation can be just as dangerous as a real hacker lurking in the shadows. Many businesses and individuals operate under false assumptions about what keeps their data safe — and these myths can leave critical gaps in your...
Account type % of people affected Social Media 44%Payment Apps 24%Online Shopping 21%Messaging Apps 17%Online Banking 13%Video Streaming Services ...
Think your password is safe? Think again. Cybercriminals have countless tricks to crack your login details — from brute-force attacks to sneaky phishing scams. Check out this infographic to discover the top password attacks you need to know and how to protect...
If cybercrime were a country, it would rank as the third largest economy in the world. That staggering comparison was highlighted at the recent Fortinet SecOps Summit, where experts revealed that the global cost of cybercrime could soar to $13 trillion by 2031 —...
