What Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 Reveals About Real-World Automotive Risk
The contest produced headline numbers. The deeper lesson is that familiar implementation failures still create practical attack paths across infotainment, open-source vehicle platforms, and EV charging infrastructure. 76 unique zero-days $1.047M awarded over three days Multiple successful exploit chains Pwn2Own Automotive 2026 ended with 76 unique zero-day vulnerabilities and $1,047,000 in awards. Those figures are […]
How AI Is Changing the Cybersecurity Threat Landscape
Artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity on both sides of the attack. Security teams are using it to analyze alerts, identify suspicious behavior, prioritize vulnerabilities, and respond faster. Attackers are using many of the same capabilities to research targets, create convincing content, adapt malicious code, and automate parts of their operations. Yet the most important change […]
Cybersecurity Checklist for Companies with Remote Employees
Remote work has changed the boundaries of the business. Employees now access email, customer data, cloud platforms, financial systems, and internal applications from home offices, shared spaces, and locations the company does not control. Yet many organizations still approach remote-work security as if it were primarily a connectivity problem: provide employees with a laptop, install […]
Cloud Security Myths That Put Businesses at Risk
Cloud Environments Don’t Become Insecure Overnight — They Drift There When organizations migrate to the cloud, security is often treated as part of the migration project itself. Architects design network segmentation, administrators implement Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies, security teams review configurations, and workloads are deployed according to established best practices. Once the migration […]
Why Multi-Factor Authentication Is No Longer Optional
A Successful Login Doesn’t Always Mean the Right Person Logged In For decades, cybersecurity was built around a relatively simple assumption: if someone entered the correct username and password, they were probably who they claimed to be. That assumption shaped the way organizations designed applications, protected networks, and granted access to business systems. Passwords became […]
Ransomware Recovery: What Every Business Should Prepare Before an Attack
When ransomware strikes, recovery has already been decided It is an uncomfortable truth, but one that many organizations only realize too late. The ability to recover from a ransomware attack is not determined when the ransom note appears on the screen. It was determined months earlier — by the resilience measures the organization built, the […]
Writing Cyber Security Protocols For Organizations
Reduce the likelihood of being exposed to cyber attacks by writing information security procedures and tempering the organization, which will create a cyber-oriented organizational policy.
Cybersecurity Risk Assessment: A Step-by-Step Guide
Every organization invests in cybersecurity in one way or another. Some purchase advanced security tools. Others perform penetration tests, implement multi-factor authentication, or train employees to recognize phishing attacks. But before deciding how to protect your business, there’s a more fundamental question to answer: What are you actually trying to protect? Not every system carries […]
Everything You Need To Know About Penetration Testing
Who are the white hat hackers, and how do they use pen tests to protect us? Read about the advanced defense technique.
Top 10 Cybersecurity Mistakes Small Businesses Make
When people think about cyberattacks, they often imagine large enterprises or multinational corporations as the primary targets. In reality, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have become one of the most attractive targets for cybercriminals. Why? Because attackers know that many smaller organizations lack dedicated security teams, formal cybersecurity processes, or advanced security tools. The good […]