
Frans Majair is a renowned cybersecurity expert. He writes about the importance of data protection regulations on security practices, cybersecurity insurance, and step-by-step guides on preparing for and responding to data breaches, among other topics. He condenses these learnings into various snackable content pieces, for all audiences interested in learning about hackers, threats, and business perspectives.
The theoretical boundary between artificial intelligence as a groundbreaking tool and a sophisticated weapon has officially dissolved, as new findings reveal state-sponsored threat actors and cybercriminals are now systematically integrating generative AI into their offensive operations. A
With an extensive background in confronting sophisticated cyber threats within global corporations, Malik Haidar has a unique vantage point on the intersection of business strategy, intelligence, and security. His work focuses on fortifying the very systems that underpin our daily lives. In this
In the shadowy world of cybercrime, where anonymity is paramount, a single act of hubris can often lead to the complete unraveling of a sophisticated criminal enterprise, a truth recently demonstrated in the investigation of the notorious Badbox 2.0 botnet. A rival operator's simple boast on
A digital deluge of unprecedented scale recently tested the resilience of France's national postal service, La Poste, as it faced a massive distributed-denial-of-service attack designed to cripple its core operations. The assault peaked at a staggering 2.5 billion packets per second, a volume
The burgeoning field of generative artificial intelligence has collided head-on with international law and ethics as European regulators have dramatically escalated their scrutiny of the social media platform X. This intense focus follows a deeply troubling incident where the platform's
The seconds that tick by during a security incident can determine whether an organization suffers a minor disruption or a catastrophic data breach, yet many Security Operations Centers remain shackled by legacy practices that add minutes, not seconds, to their response time. This guide will help
The simple act of pointing a smartphone camera at a pixelated square to access information has become so commonplace that its potential as a sophisticated tool for cyber espionage is often dangerously overlooked. This ubiquitous convenience, found on everything from restaurant menus to payment


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