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Digital Extortion 2.0
Editorial Digital Extortion 2.0

As ransomware groups evolve past smash-and-grab cybercrime, more companies are facing the consequences of campaigns rampant with psychological warfare, reputational sabotage, and financial extortion. However, this is not a technical evolution, but an operational upgrade built on the very models

Securing Remote Work: Tools and Strategies for Businesses
Editorial Securing Remote Work: Tools and Strategies for Businesses

The traditional office environment is becoming increasingly rare, replaced by hybrid and fully remote work models worldwide. In the United States, 53% of employees operate under a hybrid model , while 24% contribute entirely from home. As employee expectations evolve, businesses have the

Closing Gaps in Software Supply Chain Security
Editorial Closing Gaps in Software Supply Chain Security

Software supply chain security is a paramount risk and compliance challenge in today's digital landscape. Yet many corporations tackle it in a disorganized manner, leaving significant vulnerabilities exposed. On a more positive note, Gartner’s research shows that by 2027, 80% of institutions will

The Impact of Agentic AI on Cybersecurity
Editorial The Impact of Agentic AI on Cybersecurity

Agentic AI represents a unique category of artificial intelligence that operates independently by designing, executing, and optimizing workflows in ways that offer great improvements in efficiency for enterprise operations while also bringing a set of cybersecurity risks that require careful

Beyond Passwords: The New Frontier in Identity Security
Editorial Beyond Passwords: The New Frontier in Identity Security

Early in 2024, 230 million cloud environments were breached by a single compromised AWS access key—one of the largest cloud hacks on record. This was not simply a technical error or human mistake; it was a clear failure to secure the digital workforce that powers today’s world. Passwords have long

Hackers’ Dream: GitHub Desktop Vulnerabilities That Expose Your Data
Editorial Hackers’ Dream: GitHub Desktop Vulnerabilities That Expose Your Data

Multiple vulnerabilities have been identified in GitHub Desktop, Git Credential Manager, Git LFS (Large File Storage), and GitHub CLI. These flaws easily let attackers steal Git credentials and gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. "Git uses the Git Credential Protocol to get login details

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