Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

SpyCloud, the leading identity threat protection company, today released an analysis of nearly 6 million phished data records recaptured from the criminal underground over the last six months. Phishing attacks have been growing in scale and sophistication, and SpyCloud's research reveals that cybercriminals are increasingly targeting high-value identity data that can be used for follow-on attacks like ransomware, account takeover, and fraud.

Keeping your business data safe is more important than ever. As more companies use technology and remote work grows, the risk of cybersecurity threats increases. No matter the size or small business can be a target. To stay safe, businesses need strong cybersecurity plans and must know what threats to watch out for. In this post, we'll look at the top cyber threats businesses face today and how to guard against them. Let's get started and learn how to protect your business from these risks.

When a nextgeneration firewall ships with a Secure Boot bypass baked into its firmware, it is easy to assume the culprit lies in sloppy software. Yet the root cause often hides deeper: a lastminute swap of an outofstock component that the firmware team never fully audited. In 2023 alone, Resilinc's EventWatch AI recorded 7 422 hightech supplychain disruption alerts-over half severe enough to trigger "WarRoom" responses (Resilinc, 2023). These shortages force engineers to scour greymarket brokers, accept pincompatible "dropins," or resurrect endoflife (EoL) parts just to keep production lines moving.