The Booking.com Breach: What Happened and What It Means for You
Introduction News about a data breach involving Booking.com has raised understandable concerns for ...
AI Voice Scams: When a Fake Phone Call Sounds Real
Introduction The phone rings: It sounds like your CEO, or your manager, or a vendor you work with all the time. The tone is familiar, urgency ...
Deepfake Videos and Why Verification Matters
Introduction Not long ago, if you saw a video of someone speaking, then you trusted it was real. That is no longer a safe assumption. Artificial intelligence now allows criminals ...
A Popular Tool Was Compromised — Here’s Why That Matters to You
Introduction Most people never think about the software behind the apps they use every day. They simply open a program, log in, and then get to ...
How to Recognize and Beat AI Bias
Introduction So many people use artificial intelligence every day. We use it to filter our settings; recommend posts and ideas; detect potential fraud and automatically block ...
The Most Common Ways Workers Accidentally Put Data at Risk
Introduction When we hear about cyber-crime, we often imagine far-off threat actors setting complex traps to mess with huge organizations. In reality, digital attacks can happen to ...
The Hidden Dangers of Outdated Systems
Introduction If a device still turns on and does what you need it to do, many people don’t look further. We keep using older laptops, phones, tablets, or ...
Why Hackers Go After Universities And What It Means for Your Data
Introduction We often think of universities as places for research, discovery, and education — not targets for cyberattacks. In recent years, however, colleges and academic institutions ...
What Is “Read-Only” Access and Why Does It Matter?
Introduction Not everyone who accesses a system needs the ability to change it. In fact, many security incidents happen because regular accounts have more permissions than they ...
What is Piggybacking?
Introduction Not all security breaches involve malware, phishing emails, or hacked passwords. Some start with a simple act of courtesy. Piggybacking can be a physical security ...
