Breaches, defenses, and the ongoing fight to keep systems safe.
Congress just handed DHS a massive $70 billion injection, earmarking unprecedented funds for advanced cybersecurity and surveillance tech. This colossal sum promises to reshape national security, yet raises critical questions about privacy, innovation, and oversight.
The digital supply chain is a modern enterprise's most potent vulnerability. Minimus just released its advanced controls, promising unprecedented visibility and integrity from code commit to deployment, turning a blind spot into a strategic security advantage.
Meta accuses NSO Group of violating a U.S. injunction by deploying new spyware against WhatsApp users. This legal battle reignites critical questions about digital espionage, corporate accountability, and user privacy in a world rife with state-sponsored threats.
AI voice cloning needs only seconds of audio to copy someone you trust. Fraud teams are now fighting a threat where hearing is no longer believing.
A quantum computer that can crack today's encryption doesn't exist yet. That hasn't stopped attackers from stockpiling your encrypted traffic to read later.
