That party invite forwarded from a friend might be a phishing scam. It appears legitimate, like it’s from Punchbowl (or a friend on Punchbowl). Here’s a quick summary to help you resist the urge: ...

Nearly 1 in 3 untrained employees will click a phishing email, according to KnowBe4’s 2025 benchmarking report. That’s not a training gap; that’s an open door. Security awareness is no longer an ...

When cybersecurity becomes a matter of national security, compliance can no longer be another item on the to-do list. For Indonesian organizations, BSSN was a means of reassurance that policies, ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming businesses, but it’s also giving cybercriminals powerful new ways to exploit trust. In 2024, an employee at global engineering firm Arup joined what appeared to ...

The threats of cybercrime are constantly changing and expanding at an alarming rate, with the greatest risk still posed to individuals and businesses by various types of phishing attacks. However, ...

Qatar’s cybercrime law places strict obligations on businesses handling digital systems and customer data. Organizations can face legal penalties for weak cybersecurity controls and poor incident ...

AI vishing attacks use cloned voices to convincingly impersonate executives, vendors, or internal teams. These attacks exploit trust and urgency, making employees more likely to bypass normal ...

Why is social engineering effective? It comes down to human behavior, not just technology. Even with strong security systems in place, attackers often get around them by focusing on people, who are ...

Recently, scam tactics have surged, especially within the realm of video conferencing via Google Meet. Many victims have been contacted either through random Google Meet calls or through false notices ...

Cybersecurity challenges are rapidly changing, yet one thing is still true: People continue to be the greatest risk when it comes to cybersecurity. Organizations put lots of money into things like ...

The threat landscape is changing at an unprecedented rate, and companies with many employees working from different locations are challenged to provide training to so many employees across various ...

Cybercrime is not merely a possibility; it has transformed into an enormous black market. Research shows that the estimated global cost of cybercrime could reach roughly $10.5 trillion a year by 2025, ...