Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Latest News

The US Treasury Attack: Key Events and Security Implications

There’s a dark joke in cybersecurity: each year ends with an unwelcome holiday surprise—a major security incident. This timing isn’t random. Threat actors target this timing, knowing security teams operate with skeleton crews that impact detection, investigation and response times. It’s a calculated strategy that works reliably, year after year. And now there’s another holiday surprise to add to the list—the recent attack on the U.S. Treasury Department.

Enhancing Fund Tokenization Operations and Management with Fireblocks x Tokeny

Tokenization is gaining momentum in the financial world; more and more financial institutions recognize the impact it will have on how financial products are created, traded, and managed. It is estimated that the potential value of tokenized assets will reach about $16 trillion by 2030.

Ransomware Attacks on CRMs: Why They're Growing and How to Stop Them

Keeping data and operations streamlined is why CRM systems are an essential part of business. However, as they are used more and more, they have become a prime target of ransomware attacks that can threaten the availability of sensitive customer data, as well as business operations.

Exploring the Ethical Side of Immediate Edge in Trading

The world of trading has undergone a significant transformation with the advent of automated trading platforms like Immediate Edge, where Immediate's AI trading bot promises users the ability to trade cryptocurrencies and other assets with minimal effort. These platforms are leveraging sophisticated algorithms to maximize profits. However, as with any technological advancement, the ethical implications of using such platforms, particularly Immediate Edge, warrant careful consideration. This exploration delves into the ethical dimensions of Immediate Edge, examining its impact on traders, markets, and society at large.

Sergey Tokarev: Businesses Lessons Transformed into AI Lessons

AI implementation can enhance business processes and help manage different tasks to save time and effort. AI has become a part of everyday life; yet many people have not learned to use it properly to benefit from it. Sergey Tokarev, the co-founder and partner at Roosh Ventures, commented on business errors and shared valuable solutions to advance AI for business.

From Pig Butchering to People Talking

Interpol has recently recommended discontinuing the use of the term "Pig Butchering" in cybercrime discussions, expressing concern that such terminology may discourage victims from reporting incidents due to feelings of shame or embarrassment. While some may question whether Interpol is over analysing the situation, it is prudent to consider the implications carefully. Modifying established cybersecurity terminology could potentially lead to public confusion.

Here's What We Can Learn from the Cyberhaven Incident

In December 2024, Cyberhaven fell victim to a sophisticated cyberattack that exploited a phishing campaign targeting its Chrome Web Store account. This breach compromised over 400,000 users by injecting malicious code into its browser extension, exfiltrating sensitive data such as cookies and session tokens. The incident has drawn significant attention due to Cyberhaven's role as a cybersecurity provider and the broader implications for browser extension security.

Think You Know Tripwire? Think Again

Fortra’s Tripwire has always been widely known as a File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) solution, and a very good one at that. The good news is that it still is - only when you look closely, it’s a lot more. And it always has been. Besides its traditionally known role as an integrity and security configuration management tool, Tripwire’s powerful capabilities make it a comprehensive cybersecurity solution.

Managing Security and Compliance in a Remote Work Environment

Remote work isn’t just a temporary trend anymore; it has become a permanent fixture. What began as a quick response during the pandemic has evolved into the new normal for businesses worldwide. In America, 20% of people now work from home. While this has its advantages (flexibility for workers and cost savings for businesses), it’s not without its complications, having cracked open a host of issues around cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.