Identity Security

Cybercriminals have moved beyond simple deception to weaponized automation, turning sophisticated artificial intelligence into a scalable engine for global identity theft and corporate espionage. The EvilTokens platform, a highly organized "phishing-as-a-service" operation, compromised over 12,000

The Global Secure Access client simplifies the bring-your-own-device model by automatically discovering partner tenants where a user is currently registered as a guest. This capability marks a significant departure from legacy systems that often required external consultants or vendors to manage

A sophisticated impersonation fraud scheme recently exploited a legitimate government email domain to deceive Revolut's compliance teams into releasing highly sensitive customer data. This breach was not the result of a traditional technical hack or a direct exploit of the company’s software

The sheer velocity of digital adoption across the Indian subcontinent has effectively turned the Unified Payments Interface into the world’s most active laboratory for both financial innovation and systemic cyber threats. As billions of individual transactions now traverse the digital ether every

Modern cyber attackers are increasingly moving away from technical exploitation in favor of logging in with stolen credentials found on underground markets. This shift has created a frustrating paradox for industrial leaders who have invested heavily in traditional defense-in-depth strategies.

Industry reports reveal that many organizations prioritize public-facing assets while treating internal development tools like background plumbing for patching purposes. This oversight has become particularly dangerous in 2026, as artifact repositories like JFrog Artifactory have transformed into