As the world becomes increasingly dependent on technology, businesses are facing a new kind of threat: insider threats. Insiders can be current or former employees, contractors, or even business partners who have access to sensitive information and may intentionally or unintentionally compromise your company’s security. In this article, we’ll explore

Phishing continues to be the leading attack vector against today’s cloud organizations, exploiting the trust of users to achieve credential theft, business compromise, and data breach. Within Office 365 environments, phishing attacks are particularly menacing due to the platform’s integration with critical tools like Exchange Online, Microsoft Teams, and OneDrive.

The 2026 will mark a major shift in the cybercrime landscape, as artificial intelligence is set to underpin fully autonomous cyber attacks. The company’s latest forecast suggests that AI and automation will allow criminals to orchestrate entire campaigns without human intervention, increasing the tempo, scope and sophistication of online threats.

State and local governments face escalating cyber threats to critical cyber-physical systems like water, power, and transport infrastructure. Urgent governance is essential to prevent disruptions from attacks, requiring modernization, partnerships, federal support, and training. This integrated approach ensures societal stability and public safety amid evolving digital risks. Fortifying Civic Shields:

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence has emerged as both a formidable weapon for threat actors and a crucial shield for defenders. As we stand in late 2025, AI is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s actively reshaping how attacks are launched and repelled. This post dives into how