Yearly Archives

AI-generated manipulated images are getting easier to create, harder to detect, and faster to distribute.

Deepfakes are leading to fraudulent job positions and hirings.

2025 saw a rise in AI-related security risks.

Research reveals the most insecure passwords of 2026. 

Effective de-escalation training includes these four main focus points.

It is currently unknown how many accounts had data accessed and/or extracted. 

Security magazine talks with Ha Hoang, CIO of Commvault, about how the modern cybersecurity talent landscape is shaping how the industry works. 

A financial summit accidentally exposed the passports and state identity cards of more than 700 individuals.

This data incident is proving to have widespread repercussions. 

Listen in as security leaders discuss professional and personal stories from their security careers in episodes of Lock It Down with Security.

Security magazine breaks down the top 20 breaches in healthcare for 2025.

Internal AI assistants are a new class of exposure that most organizations are unprepared to manage. 

European authorities are on high alert this week, citing attempted intrusions on Olympic‑adjacent targets.

While cybersecurity is vital, it is only one piece of the larger security puzzle.

The six-phase playbook of how romance scams actually work. 

Funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will expire at 12 am on Saturday, February 14th. 

Thriving in the security industry could mean joining professional associations wisely.

AI adoption in healthcare is inevitable, but it gives every clinician and staff member the potential to become an unintentional insider threat.

How are organizations responding to rising threats against healthcare staff?

Attackers rarely need cutting-edge tools when organizations neglect basic security hygiene.

Reports suggest raw email data was found in select Epstein files. 

Courtney Hans, Vice President of Cyber Services at ANV, shares her top five tips for building a security-first organization.