For many UK SMEs, Zero Trust sounds sensible in principle. The business case is straightforward: reduce the chance that one stolen password, one unmanaged laptop, or one over-permissioned account can ...

What is AI Penetration Testing?  AI penetration testing is the use of AI-powered tools to offensively simulate a cyber attack on a target system. The goal is to uncover vulnerabilities an attacker ...

Microsoft's takedown of the widely used EvilTokens phishing-as-a-service platform put a spotlight on the expansive use of AI ...

The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI and stole sensitive data on current and former employees and job ...

HackerOne is integrating Anthropic's Mythos AI model into its continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) platform to help ...

Reading the recent AI warnings, including Bill Gates’s, reminded me of the familiar story about two wolves: one representing fear and destruction, the other hope and possibility. Which one wins? The ...

AI-assisted vulnerability extortion blends social engineering, payment pressure and polished persuasion, making evidence and established disclosure processes more important than ever.

Key TakeawaysSOC 2 penetration test cost for a typical seed to Series A SaaS company runs 8,000 to 20,000 dollars, with complex multi service environments running higher.SOC 2 itself does not name a ...

Europe’s Cyber Resilience Act raises the stakes for vulnerability reporting, making tamper-evident records and immutable audit trails increasingly important for proving what happened and when.

Two of the security leaders below have spent more than a decade at a single Portland institution, and one has been at hers for twenty years. Others took far less direct routes. One started in ...

A surprising number of Kansas City’s security leaders learned the job by selling it first. The list below includes a managed security services veteran who worked through three of the region’s biggest ...

Before, During and After Employment Blog The Insider Risk Lifecycle: Why the Threat Doesn’t Start on Day One The traditional view of insider risk starts with the employee. Someone with badge access, a ...