Megan Clairmont

In the high-stakes game of mobile security, threat actors have mastered the art of weaponizing digital chaos by deploying files that are intentionally broken yet perfectly lethal. While most security researchers expect a malicious file to be a cohesive piece of software, attackers have discovered

Introduce the Topic and Explain Its Importance Courtroom drama met cyber policy when a suspected Silk Typhoon operator stepped onto U.S. soil, crystallizing how law and code now intersect in the open. Prosecutors say Chinese national Xu Zewei worked with China’s Ministry of State Security and the

A Quiet Majority With Loud Consequences The riskiest account in the company may never take a lunch break, check email, or attend training, yet it logs in a thousand times a day to move money, data, and code. For every employee badge, there are roughly 144 unseen identities—service accounts, API

Rupert Marais has spent years in the trenches of Windows defense and incident response, with a focus on endpoint hardening, device security, and network controls. In this conversation, he unpacks how an architectural blind spot in RPC can let a low-privileged process ride a legitimate connection

Lead Boardrooms celebrated lower exploit volumes only to learn that the quietest emails were opening the biggest doors across their networks. The surprise was not the return of phishing but its precision: polished messages in perfect prose, tailored to a role or project, arriving from services

When the digital armor protecting billions of workstations across the globe suddenly fractures, the resulting chaos reveals just how fragile our reliance on centralized security software has become. A high-profile dispute between a security researcher operating under the handle "Chaotic Eclipse"

Rupert Marais is a leading security specialist at the forefront of endpoint protection and cybersecurity strategy, bringing years of expertise in managing complex network infrastructures. His deep understanding of how unauthorized parties exploit digital vulnerabilities makes him a vital voice in

The rapid transition from chatbots that merely provide information to autonomous agents that actively manage digital infrastructure has fundamentally altered the security landscape for modern global enterprises. This shift represents a departure from passive large language models toward agentic

Rupert Marais has spent years on the front lines of mobile security, witnessing the constant evolution of how threat actors infiltrate the devices we trust most. As an expert in endpoint protection and network management, he has observed a sophisticated shift in tactics, moving away from obvious

The quiet humming of a desalination plant's turbines can now be silenced by a few lines of code that have been specifically engineered to recognize the unique digital signature of a single nation’s infrastructure. This reality marks a departure from the era of generalized computer viruses, as