Ransomware: Past, Present and Future

Introduction Ransomware attacks affect 66% of organizations, no matter the size. The average fee demanded exceeded $2.5B in 2024. The danger only grows as AI advances and threat actors use […]

Vishing: What Makes Voice Phishing So Effectively Dangerous?

Introduction Phishing is the buzzword in everyone’s mouth. As the most common method of cyber-threat, it’s a way of playing on victims’ emotions to coerce them into disclosing sensitive data. […]

Generative AI: What Is It and Is It a Danger to Us?

Introduction Artificial intelligence contributes heavily to the battle of cyber-threats versus cybersecurity, on both sides of the war. As the popularity of AI rose, different “models” of AI have developed […]

Is Your Information on People-Finding Websites?

Introduction There are hundreds of so-called “people-finding websites” out there, also known as people search sites, and other similar iterations. From Spokeo to Intelius, MyLife, Instant Checkmate, US Search, and […]

When Deepfakes Land You in Deep Waters

Introduction Artificial intelligence has exploded in a brand new way the past couple of years. The emergence of advanced chatbots have helped us all, but complex deepfakes have also given […]

What’s Up With the Privacy Allegations Against Snapchat AI?

Introduction The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has recently filed a complaint against popular social media application, Snapchat. This complaint involves the “My AI” chatbot, which allegedly poses risks and harms […]

When AI Leads to Legal Disputes

Introduction Artificial intelligence is now a pervasive part of everyday life. Nearly half of all businesses use AI in their daily practices; have you ever used an AI chatbot to […]

How Do Authenticator Apps Protect Data Privacy? 

Introduction When it comes to protecting your profiles and credentials, MFA is the best way we currently have to stop hackers from brute-forcing their way into your accounts. While there […]

Is Triple Extortion The Next Big Ransomware?

Introduction You’ve heard of ransomware. Often victims feel pressured to pay the fee…which is when the threat actor uses double extortion to demand an additional fee. Otherwise they threaten to […]

New “DarkGate” Ransomware Targets Team Communication Apps

Introduction Do you use Skype? What about Microsoft Teams? Maybe you have AnyDesk to help with remote access to your workplace data? A new ransomware scam is on the rise, […]

Your Smartphone Could Compromise Your Work Network 

Introduction Over 7B smartphones are in use today. Over half of the workforce have company programs on their phone, whether it’s for team communication or on-the-go access to the business.  […]

Bring Your Own Device Means Bringing Extra Security

Introduction Security experts tend to toss about the advice: Don’t mix work and personal business, devices or information! What does that mean? More simply put, separate your data to protect […]