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If an outside company looks after your computers, they run one master console that can install software on every machine you own and take control of any of them. On August 1 the company behind one of ...
The headline said Microsoft extended free Windows 10 security updates to October 2027, and a lot of owners relaxed. Here is the catch nobody put in the headline: that free path is for home users only,...
A fake “your antivirus is renewing for $349” email is reaching business inboxes, and there is no link to click, only a phone number. Call it and a friendly “agent” runs a five-step script that ends wi...
For defense work, CMMC certification is now a condition of winning the contract, and a proposed HIPAA update would ask the same basics of anyone holding medical records. Both ask the question a bigger...
Your employees are your first line of defense against phishing. Technical controls catch a lot of malicious email, but some attacks will always get through. What happens next depends on whether your p...
Google Chrome zero-day vulnerabilities CVE-2026-3909 and CVE-2026-3910 are being actively exploited. Hackers don't need clicks anymore—just visiting a compromised site is enough. Here's what retirees ...
This article discusses how outdated browsers have become one of the easiest targets for attackers. Security vulnerabilities are discovered in browser software regularly, and each one is a potential en...
For years the advice was to look for typos, generic greetings, and odd sender addresses. AI took those clues away. Scam emails now arrive with clean grammar, your real name, and a believable reason to...
TriZetto discovered a data breach in 2025 that started in 2024, exposing 3.4 million patient records for 365 days. The gap they still haven't found: why continuous monitoring failed.
INTERPOL shut down 45,000 phishing servers, but hackers already moved on. New attacks exhaust security teams with investigative overload while real breaches slip through unnoticed.
Microsoft just patched a bug in their AI assistant that was leaking confidential emails for six weeks. If your company uses Microsoft 365 with sensitivity labels, Copilot could show protected emails t...
For years the advice was to look for typos and odd grammar. AI-written phishing emails don’t have them. Here is what changed in early 2026, two stories from New Hampshire, the habits that still work n...
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