Why Social Engineering Still Works, Why AI is Making it Sharper, and the One Habit that Stops it In early 2024, an employee at Arup, a global engineering firm, joined a video call with several colleagues, including someone who appeared ...
California. New York. Massachusetts. One by one, states are turning up the heat on cybersecurity regulations—and if you're not preparing your clients for what’s coming, you're not just behind. You're exposed. Last week I blogged about upcoming California rules requiring ...
You ever wake up and feel like the bad guys are winning? I do. Today especially. Because if you thought May’s headline—184 million stolen credentials splashed across the dark web—was terrifying, you’d better sit down for this one. The latest ...
You locked down the endpoints. You rolled out MFA. You trained your clients to spot suspicious emails like they were defusing bombs. And yet, here we are. They’re back. The callback phishers. The Luna Moth crew. The so-called “Silent Ransom ...
Imagine you’re trying to teach someone to swim. But instead of giving them lessons, showing them how to float, or even letting them practice in the shallow end, you just shove them into the deep end, over and over, and ...
I know what you’re thinking—“No way. My team is too smart for that.” They are all engineers. They know security. No one can phish the help desk. That kind of thinking is exactly what hackers are counting on. Overconfidence is ...
STOP. Whatever you’re doing right now—put it on hold. This is the most important thing you’ll do as a security engineer. Miss this, and you may as well ignore everything else. What’s your number one job? Patching computers? Installing security ...
The good news is that the old way of life is starting to seep back in, replacing the “new normal” lifestyle that originated in 2020. Masks are no longer mandated, and people feel safer out in public. However, the bad ...
You’re busy. Your team is busy. Your clients are busy. And that’s exactly what cybercriminals are counting on. A new social engineering attack is making its way into networks across the world—and it’s shockingly simple. Here’s how it works: Step ...
When it comes to hacking, your end users are the easiest way into the network. Hackers know it. Insurance companies know it—that’s why cyber awareness training is no longer optional. Here’s the truth: your clients think you’re already doing this. ...
