Apple’s 26.1 Update: Sunglasses for Liquid Glass, Armor for Your Devices
While it’s nice to finally put some sunglasses on Liquid Glass, Apple’s recent 26.1 updates deliver more than cosmetic polish. They pack a serious security punch, addressing over 100 vulnerabilities across iPhones, Macs, and iPads. If you haven’t patched yet, now is the time.
Is That Really Your Coworker on Teams? The Hidden Risks of Collaboration Tool Impersonation
Microsoft Teams has become the backbone of modern business communication, with more than 300 million users relying on it for everything from quick chats to boardroom decisions. But recent discoveries of four critical security flaws serve as a stark reminder: the person on the other side of your Teams chat may not be who you think they are.
When AI Becomes the Insider Threat: Claude and the Risk of Indirect Prompt Injections
Artificial intelligence is supposed to make our lives easier. But what happens when your AI assistant can be tricked into working against you? Recent research has shown that Anthropic’s Claude can be manipulated through indirect prompt injections to exfiltrate sensitive data — and the implications are serious for businesses relying on AI tools.
👻 Zombie Accounts: The Haunted Truth About Dormant Logins
Halloween is the season of ghosts, ghouls, and things that go bump in the night. But in the world of cybersecurity, the scariest monsters aren’t hiding under your bed—they’re lurking in your Active Directory.
Meet the Zombie Account: a dormant, forgotten, or unused login that refuses to die. These accounts may look harmless, but in the wrong hands, they can rise from the grave and wreak havoc on your business.
Attackers love zombie accounts because they’re easy to exploit and hard to detect. Why break down the front door when you can stroll in through a forgotten back entrance?
This Halloween, let’s shine a flashlight into the shadows and uncover the skeletons hiding in your IT closet. Here are some practical tips to keep your Active Directory from turning into a haunted house.
Four Moves to Dramatically Cut Your Cyberattack Risk
Over 90% of successful cyberattacks start with a phish. That’s not a scare tactic—it’s a reality. Attackers know that the easiest way into your business isn’t through some Hollywood‑style hack. It’s through your inbox. One click on a malicious link, one attachment opened in haste, and suddenly your business is on the hook.
The good news? You don’t need a 200‑page cybersecurity playbook to fight back. By focusing on four proven moves, you can dramatically reduce your risk and keep your business from becoming the “catch of the day.”