Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Redefining IoT Cybersecurity for the Next Generation of Smart Devices and Robots

From vacuums with arms to humanoid robots, the rise of smart devices demands a new era of IoT cybersecurity to safeguard both data and the physical world.

Internet Service Providers Battle Record-Breaking Surge in DDoS Attacks

Read how DDoS attacks surged in 2025, with record-breaking volumes and new threats targeting networks and gaming servers.

AirPlay Flaws Expose Millions of Devices to Network Intrusion

Flaws in Apple’s AirPlay expose millions of devices to network attacks, letting hackers hijack speakers, TVs, and cars on shared Wi-Fi. Learn how to avoid being vulnerable.

Phishers Impersonate DHS in Sophisticated Cloaked Email Scam

Learn how cybercriminals launched a Department of Homeland Security-themed email scam using cloaking tactics to bypass detection and exploit fears around immigration policy.

Evolving Threats and New Risks for iPhone Security

iPhone security isn’t bulletproof. New laws and evolving threats mean users must stay vigilant as Apple’s defenses face unprecedented challenges.

Rising Credential Abuse in Vulnerable Sectors of the Digital Economy

Credential abuse is fueling a surge in digital fraud. Learn how fraud syndicate ALTSRUS exploits vulnerable sectors and why early detection is now critical.

Trade Turmoil, Rising Global Tensions, Will Increase Cybersecurity Risks

Tariffs, trade turmoil, and economic strain will fuel cybercrime, espionage, and hacktivism as companies reduce their cybersecurity budgets and threat actors take advantage of the chaos.

British Columbia Court of Appeal Sets Landmark Privacy and Cybersecurity Precedent

Read how a British Columbia court affirmed damages in a data breach case, setting a privacy and cybersecurity law precedent for compensation without proof of loss.

Exploitation of Windows Vulnerability Puts NTLM Hashes at Risk

Windows vulnerability CVE-2025-24054 is now actively exploited in phishing attacks, allowing hackers to steal New Technology LAN Manager (NTLM) hashes with minimal user interaction.