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Manufacturing ransomware attacks can severely limit operations, taking all systems offline or making critical data inaccessible. Because these threats have become more prominent, many decision-makers prioritize cybersecurity for manufacturers, knowing their lack of attention could have significant and lasting consequences. Why have cybercriminals focused on this group of potential targets?  […]

Why Are More Ransomware Attacks Targeting Manufacturers?

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With growing global risks threatening cybersecurity, third-party risk management (TPRM) is critical. Businesses outsource to vendors to improve data security, but due to an increasingly digitized world, third parties may also pose a significant risk to security. To ensure safe TPRM practices, it is essential to understand the red flags […]

Are Your Security Vendors a Ticking Time Bomb? A Guide ...

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Dealing with a loved one’s death is a difficult and vulnerable time. Unfortunately, cybercriminals and fraudsters can exploit this period to manipulate grieving families and benefit from the estate. Understanding the mechanisms behind these attempts can help a deceased person’s family and loved ones protect themselves from cyberattacks. How Attackers […]

Social Engineering the Bereaved: How Attackers Exploit Grief to Compromise ...

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Business doesn’t stand still, and neither should access. Modern enterprises don’t just rely on employees; they depend on suppliers, distributors, brokers, and partners — all of them are third-party identities needing access to critical systems. These relationships are fluid: teams form and disband, roles shift, projects start and stop. Static […]

Why Access Should Evolve as Fast as Your Business Does

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People install security cameras to maintain privacy or add a layer of security. Unfortunately, criminals might use devices meant to safeguard a home as surveillance tools. The more interconnected devices and systems become, the greater the risk of a security breach. Common mistakes can expose you to risk and allow […]

The Growing Risk of Cyberattacks on Security Cameras

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E-commerce gives criminals fast payment rails, global reach and thousands of buyer and seller accounts that can hide dirty money. Because launderers now treat online marketplaces like their favorite cash-out lane, security teams can no longer ignore this shift. They must watch the storefront, the checkout flow and the seller […]

The FinCrime Connection: How Money Launderers Exploit E-Commerce Platforms

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Industrial control systems (ICS) are integrated hardware and software products that help large-scale providers — such as manufacturers, government agencies and utility companies — manipulate processes. ICS security has become a hot topic, especially as hackers target the technologies controlling some of the most critical infrastructure. How can IT professionals […]

Are Your Industrial Control Systems Ready for Modern Cyberthreats?

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Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to play a larger role in cybersecurity. These tools can scan threats and automate tasks that once took cybersecurity teams hours to complete. Businesses adopt agentic AI systems because of their fast responses and strong defenses. However, they can bring new risks that companies […]

5 Challenges of Integrating AI Agents Into Your Cybersecurity Strategy

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With data breaches and similar incidents on the rise, today’s chief information security officers often become interested in Development, Security and Operations (DevSecOps), knowing it can help them smoothly integrate secure practices into the software development process. Then, they can move from the conventional gatekeeping-based approach to one that enables […]

The CISO’s Guide to DevSecOps: Moving Security From Gatekeeper to ...

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