Technology

Spoofing a phone number is trivial. A caller with basic VoIP software can make any number, including yours, show up on someone else's screen, and no VPN, firewall, or antivirus on your device changes that. If you've already gone...

Security teams have spent years making detection smarter. Yet security investigations still break down for a surprisingly simple reason: the evidence isn’t there.  An alert fires. An analyst begins the investigation. At first, everything looks routine: a suspicious login, an unusual process, a...

Any business in any industry will tell you how important it is to listen to feedback. Whether it’s a new feature from a software company or a smartphone from a technology company, customer feedback is the foundation that ensures...

Written By Alfredo Hickman, CISO, Kai  Artificial intelligence is evolving so rapidly that keeping up can feel daunting. New models, capabilities, and attack vectors seem to emerge almost daily, pressuring CISOs to constantly adjust their security strategies. Security leaders have recognized that...

Most people know they leave a digital footprint when they post, comment, or create a social media profile. What is easier to overlook is the visual side of that footprint. A photo you uploaded years ago may still be connected...

The hardware under AI workloads is now a major security concern. GPUs, baseboard management controllers, firmware, drivers and the components behind them can all give attackers a path to persistent, low-level access. Recent guidance and active exploitation have raised the...

The 416-page volume examines how Zero Trust, identity governance, and security architecture must evolve for AI agents, APIs, cloud workloads, connected devices, and autonomous systems.  TACOMA, Wash. — Cybersecurity architect and author Shiva Kumara launched the new book Non-Human Identity...

AI agents are rapidly becoming one of email's newest users. But not in the sense that it writes marketing campaigns or generates replies; we're already there. Increasingly, AI agents are receiving emails, interpreting them, making decisions from them and triggering business workflows without human involvement. And that shift is...

Enterprise generative AI policies often begin with familiar tools: chatbots, image generators and coding assistants. They may explain what employees can paste into a prompt, which services require approval and how generated content should be reviewed. That coverage is becoming...

A virtual private server can give you much greater control compared to shared hosting, but with that control comes new security challenges. Each port left open, outdated software package, weak password, log file left accessible, and unnecessary service can...