With the rise of enterprise AI, a new class of vulnerabilities is emerging that sidesteps traditional security measures entirely. The recent ‘GeminiJack’ flaw in Google’s Gemini Enterprise is a prime example, a zero-click vulnerability that could turn a company’s own AI assistant into a tool for
A critical, four-year-old vulnerability like Log4Shell was downloaded over 40 million times this year, a startling statistic that highlights a deeply rooted and persistent challenge within the global software supply chain. This phenomenon represents a "corrosive risk"—the insidious danger of known,
In an unprecedented move that pits the centuries-old authority of the British legal system against the borderless anarchy of the dark web, a UK High Court injunction has become the last line of defense for stolen NHS patient data. Barts Health NHS Trust, reeling from a significant data breach, has
Beyond the Breach: An Introduction to a New Era of Digital Risk In an increasingly digitized world where a single unpatched software component can trigger a domino effect across global industries, the nature of cyber risk has fundamentally transformed from a series of isolated incidents into a
In the world of enterprise technology, few systems carry the weight and history of IBM's Db2. For over four decades, this database has been the dependable "warhorse" for mission-critical applications, particularly in the banking sector. But in an era dominated by cloud-native architecture and
Imagine a prestigious institution, a cornerstone of academia like the University of Pennsylvania, suddenly finding itself ensnared in a sophisticated cybercrime operation that spans the globe. This isn’t a hypothetical scenario but a stark reality as Penn has become the latest victim of the
