The landscape of cyber extortion has reached a tipping point: the era of the "locked screen" is effectively over. While technical purists might argue that "Ransomware" requires the denial of access via encryption, we are witnessing an evolution where the ransom is no longer tied to a key, but to a ...

In the traditional theater of cybersecurity, we have spent decades obsessing over the human element. We built walls around employees, enforced MFA, and ran endless phishing simulations. But as we move into 2026, the ground has shifted. The human insider is no longer your primary threat vector, it ...

The assumption that your Security Operations Center, currently tethered to human latency and legacy SIEM triggers, can withstand the next eighteen months is a delusion. By 2026, the primary threat vector will not be a faster script, but a Multiagent System (MAS) capable of independent reasoning and ...

The era of securing the "human element" has reached a point of diminishing returns. For years, IT Directors have obsessed over MFA and phishing simulations for employees, yet the true perimeter is currently being held together by static, hardcoded API keys and service accounts that haven't been ...

As you finalize your 2026 roadmap and lock in Q1 budgets, you are likely focused on the flashy new threats: AI-driven social engineering, deepfakes, or supply chain volatility. But while you are looking at the horizon, the ground is crumbling beneath your feet.

We successfully decoupled our code, but we forgot to decouple our identity logic.

A recent report found that 84% of security leaders have seen their roles revised—formally or not—to include securing the exposure from the rampant onslaught of AI and LLMs within the enterprise. This isn't surprising. While some organizations debate who should "own" AI risk, the reality on the ...

While we continue to pour resources into bolstering our firewalls and implementing the latest threat detection systems, a new cybersecurity battleground is emerging – one that many organizations are woefully unprepared for. By 2025, the biggest threat won't be lurking at the network perimeter, ...

In today's interconnected world, where digital transformation is accelerating and the lines between physical and digital are blurring, the concept of identity has expanded beyond the human realm. While we've traditionally focused on verifying human users, the rise of machines, applications, and ...