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  • Zero Trust Begins with People: Why Leaders Must Start with Culture Before Technology

    If you’re a CEO, CIO, or security leader, you’ve heard the hype around Zero Trust....

    November 24, 2025

  • Walking the Data Protection Tightrope: The Case for On-Prem Cyber Awareness

    For leaders in government, defense, and compliance-heavy industries, cybersecurity often feels like walking a tightrope. On one side is the need for effective, up-to-date training that equips employees to resist phishing and social engineering, and on the other is the uncompromising demand for data protection, sovereignty, and compliance....

    September 8, 2025

  • Understanding 2023’s Most Exploited Vulnerabilities and Their Implications for Cybersecurity

    In a revealing joint advisory, the FBI, CISA, and NSA have highlighted the most exploited software vulnerabilities of 2023. This report is essential for any business, cybersecurity professional, or IT leader seeking to understand where their organization’s defenses may be compromised. These vulnerabilities aren’t merely technical issues; they represent strategic weaknesses that can profoundly impact data security, operational integrity, and business reputation....

    April 7, 2025

  • The rise of deepfake attacks in the boardroom

    In today's AI-driven threat landscape, deepfake videos and audio are targeting the C-suite. Senior executives and decision-makers must be aware of this sophisticated and costly threat. In 2024, a global engineering firm, Arup, infamously found out just how costly deepfake scams can be. The incident involved a cybercriminal gang impersonating a senior executive. Fooling an unsuspecting employee into authorizing multiple financial transfers totaling approximately $25 million. The advanced technology was so realistic that the victim did not suspect any irregularities during the virtual meeting. Hong Kong police described the incident as one of the most complex cases of its kind, highlighting the growing threat posed by AI technologies....

    August 4, 2025

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