Cybercriminals Exploit Business Rules: How to Stay Ahead
Hackers are turning company rules into hidden attack paths. Discover the new logic-based threats and how organizations can defend themselves before it's too late.
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Hackers are turning company rules into hidden attack paths. Discover the new logic-based threats and how organizations can defend themselves before it's too late.
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AI is transforming corporate threat management, arming companies against evolving cyberattacks—but raises new risks and ethical dilemmas in the global cybersecurity arms race.
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The SEC’s surprise withdrawal of its SolarWinds lawsuit reignites debate over cybersecurity transparency, personal liability for CISOs, and the future of cyber risk disclosure.
APT24’s BadAudio malware campaign weaponized software supply chains in Taiwan, infecting over 1,000 sites and highlighting the evolving tactics of Chinese cyber-espionage groups.
North Korean hackers are using WhatsApp job offers to breach manufacturing networks, deploying advanced malware and social engineering to steal sensitive company data.
Modern ships face invisible cyber threats: AIS and GPS spoofing can hijack navigation, conceal vessels, and disrupt global trade. The maritime sector must adapt before disaster strikes.
Cybersecurity training is stuck in the past—focusing on knowledge, not changing risky behavior. Outdated password rules and smarter phishing attacks keep organizations exposed. Here’s why it matters.
Iran’s hackers blend espionage, sanctions evasion, and covert data theft to gain strategic advantage, targeting sectors worldwide and adapting as global tensions escalate.