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Business Continuity Planning in 2026: Preparing for What You Can’t Predict
Business continuity planning has changed. Disruption is no longer rare, tidy, or confined to a single event. Cyber incidents, cloud outages, system failures, natural disasters, and human error can stack up fast and trigger cascading impacts across apps, data, vendors, and people. The real challenge for leadership is not just having a Business Continuity Plan. The challenge is staying operational while the situation changes minute by minute, with customers watching, regulator


Unmasking the "Pig Butchering" Scam Machine: Service Providers Fueling Global Fraud Rings
Researchers reveal how "Pig Butchering" scam operations are fueled by specialized service providers offering tools, fake trading sites, and infrastructure for global fraud rings.


Anthropic Unveils Claude for Healthcare, Empowering Patients and Providers with Secure AI Access
Anthropic launches Claude for Healthcare, offering secure access to patient health records and AI-powered tools for providers, payers, and life sciences, focusing on privacy and efficiency.


WhatsApp Worm Unleashes Astaroth Banking Trojan on Brazil
Astaroth banking trojan spreads in Brazil via a new WhatsApp worm, harvesting contacts and stealing financial credentials. Learn about the attack chain and social engineering tactics.


CISA Retires 10 Emergency Directives, Bolstering Federal Cybersecurity Posture
CISA retires 10 Emergency Directives issued between 2019 and 2024, marking a significant step in bolstering federal cybersecurity defenses through the KEV catalog and BOD 22-01.


The 2026 Managed IT Services Guide: What Businesses Should Expect From Their MSP
Technology sits at the center of nearly every business decision today. Systems must stay online, data must remain protected, and teams must be able to work without friction. When IT fails, productivity slows, customers notice, and leadership attention is pulled away from growth. Managed IT services exist to solve this problem, but expectations have changed. Businesses no longer want basic troubleshooting or reactive support. They want a partner that understands operations, a


Malicious Chrome Extensions Caught Stealing AI Chats from 900,000 Users
Two malicious Chrome extensions with over 900,000 combined downloads were caught stealing ChatGPT and DeepSeek conversations, along with browsing data, posing a significant privacy risk.


Microsoft Alerts Organizations to Phishing Scams Exploiting Email Routing Flaws
Microsoft warns of a surge in phishing attacks exploiting email routing misconfigurations and Direct Send abuse, allowing threat actors to send internal-looking emails for credential theft and financial scams.


Sophisticated Phishing Campaign Targets European Hotels with Fake Booking Alerts and DCRat Malware
A new phishing campaign, PHALT#BLYX, is targeting European hotels with fake Booking.com alerts, leading to DCRat malware deployment via fake BSoD screens and MSBuild abuse.


Critical n8n Vulnerabilities Expose Systems to Command Execution
Discover the critical n8n vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-68668 and CVE-2025-68613) allowing command execution. Learn about the impact, affected versions, and essential remediation steps.


Cybercriminals Exploit Google Cloud for Sophisticated Phishing Attacks
Cybercriminals are exploiting Google Cloud's Application Integration service to send sophisticated, multi-stage phishing emails that bypass security filters and target user credentials.


Trust Wallet Hack: $7 Million in Crypto Lost Due to Malicious Chrome Extension Update
Learn about the Trust Wallet Chrome extension hack that led to $7 million in crypto losses, how the attack occurred, and what steps users should take to protect their funds.


How High-Performing Enterprises Run IT Like a Service Business
AI initiatives rarely slow down because models are weak. They stall because data systems cannot support real enterprise complexity. Hybrid environments, distributed teams, compliance pressure, and fast-changing priorities expose every weakness in the data foundation. Modernizing data architecture for AI means designing data as a dependable internal service. One that delivers trusted, well-governed data quickly and consistently to everyone who needs it. When done well, data st


Kimwolf Botnet Unleashes 1.8 Million Android TVs in Massive DDoS Assault
Discover how the Kimwolf botnet has hijacked 1.8 million Android TVs and set-top boxes, launching massive DDoS attacks and employing advanced evasion techniques.


Kimsuky APT Exploits QR Codes for DocSwap Android Malware Distribution
North Korean threat actor Kimsuky is distributing the DocSwap Android malware through QR code phishing campaigns, impersonating logistics services and other applications.


GhostPoster Malware Lurks in Firefox Add-ons, Infecting 50,000 Users
Discover how the GhostPoster malware infiltrated 17 Firefox add-ons, affecting over 50,000 users by hiding malicious code in PNG icons and employing advanced evasion techniques.


Urgent Security Alert: Apple Patches Actively Exploited WebKit Zero-Days in iOS and macOS
Apple releases urgent security updates for iOS and macOS, patching two actively exploited WebKit zero-day vulnerabilities that could enable sophisticated targeted attacks. Users must update immediately.


Why Data Modernization Is the Foundation of Every AI Initiative
AI initiatives rarely fail because of a lack of ideas. They fail because the underlying data foundation cannot support them. Enterprises today generate unprecedented volumes of data, yet many remain constrained by legacy platforms, fragmented pipelines, and analytics models that can’t scale. When data is trapped in silos or built on outdated infrastructure, it limits visibility, slows decision-making, and prevents organizations from fully leveraging AI and automation. Data mo


How Enterprises Can Safely Deploy AI Agents in Production Environments
AI agents are no longer experimental novelties limited to R&D teams. They're becoming operational assets capable of running core business functions, making decisions, and executing workflows autonomously. As enterprises shift from automation pilots to scaled AI execution, ensuring safe deployment becomes mission-critical. Enterprises face the dual challenge of embracing innovation while maintaining system integrity, compliance, and performance. This guide outlines a practica


Amazon Uncovers Years-Long Russian GRU Cyber Espionage Campaign Targeting Western Critical Infrastructure
Amazon reveals a years-long GRU cyber campaign targeting Western energy and cloud infrastructure, detailing evolving tactics and providing recommendations for defense.


Millions of Users' AI Chats Secretly Harvested by 'Featured' Chrome Extension
Discover how the popular Chrome extension Urban VPN Proxy secretly harvested millions of users' AI chats from platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini, compromising sensitive data.


NANOREMOTE Malware Stealthily Controls Windows Systems Via Google Drive API
Discover how the NANOREMOTE malware uses the Google Drive API for covert command and control on Windows systems, its advanced capabilities, and its links to known threat actors.


CISA Flags Actively Exploited GeoServer Vulnerability in KEV Catalog
CISA adds GeoServer XXE vulnerability (CVE-2025-58360) to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog due to active exploitation. Learn about the risks and remediation.


Gogs Zero-Day Vulnerability Actively Exploited, Affecting Over 700 Instances
Over 700 Gogs instances are actively being exploited due to an unpatched zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-8110), allowing for file overwrite and remote code execution.
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