Editorial

What’s Next for Business Security (Spoiler: It’s Game-Changing)

Editorial

What’s Next for Business Security (Spoiler: It’s Game-Changing)

Only four months in, and 2025 has already experienced a meteoric rise in business security threat sophistication—ranging from devastating deepfake deceptions to telephonic communication interceptions. Overcoming these obstacles demands that organiz

Editorial How to Keep Your B2B Payments Hack-Proof

A secure payment system (SPS)  includes the technology and processes that protect sensitive information. It protects personal information and credit card details from unauthorized access during checkout, ensuring that data is processed, sent, and stored securely. Whether they focus on online

How to Keep Your B2B Payments Hack-Proof
Editorial Gmail’s ‘Red Alert’: How AI-Powered Scammers Target Your Inbox

The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in daily operations, including personalized recommendations and medical research, makes it predictable that cybercriminals would also exploit this tool. Recently, security researchers warned all 1.8 billion Gmail users about a

Gmail’s ‘Red Alert’: How AI-Powered Scammers Target Your Inbox
Editorial Critical Vulnerabilities in Four-Faith Routers

Researchers have discovered a critical new weakness posing a security threat to Four-Faith’s industrial routers along with the fact that it is being targeted currently. The bug is a command injection one, and its exploitation enables the deployment of a reverse shell with further access to the a

Critical Vulnerabilities in Four-Faith Routers
Editorial Tackling Cybersecurity in the US Agri-food Sector

Climate change is a growing concern for farmers and food producers around the world. In the US, farmers can expect to see an increase in rainfall , leading to soil degradation and nutrient loss. To manage food security, farmers have turned to technology to enhance agricultural methods and improve

Tackling Cybersecurity in the US Agri-food Sector
Editorial Close the Doors on Open Source Vulnerabilities

Open source software is a big part of today’s technology. It makes development faster, saves money, and offers flexibility. But it also comes with risks. Without proper care, open source tools can create vulnerabilities that threaten security.  Industry leaders such as Snyk are on the lookout for em

Close the Doors on Open Source Vulnerabilities
Editorial 4000 Systems Compromised Through Expired Domains

Security firm WatchTowr Labs claimed to have reset the 4,000 compromised systems’ passwords by seizing control of domain names that were either not renewed or were simply left unused, all for $20 for every domain . This operation revealed challenges associated with traditional infrastructure to s

4000 Systems Compromised Through Expired Domains
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