In our recent blog, SaaS Supply Chain Failures: What the Salesloft Drift Attack Taught Us About Customer Trust, we...
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When Data Breaches Hit Insurance Leaders: What Farmers & Aflac Teach the Industry
Two of the largest U.S.-based insurance providers — Farmers Insurance and Aflac Inc. — recently confirmed significant...
Staying Ahead of Third-Party Data Breaches
In the first five months of 2025, organizations ranging from health insurers to global manufacturers experienced...
Can Your Response Plan Handle Socially Engineered Attacks?
Socially engineered attacks are becoming the go-to method for sophisticated threat groups. In June, UNC3944, also...
What Iranian Cyber Attacks on US Infrastructure Mean for All Organizations
Iranian cyber attacks are already targeting U.S. organizations. After recent US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites,...
AI Cyber Attacks Are Already Targeting Financial Institutions
When JPMorgan Chase’s CISO warns that attackers are advancing faster with AI than most security teams can respond, it...
VStarcam Vulnerability: SAINT Blocks Eleven11bot DDoS Attacks
SAINT has added a critical vulnerability check to identify VStarcam cameras that are at risk for the latest set of...
Avoiding Catastrophic IT Outages: Lessons from the CrowdStrike Incident
The recent global IT outage caused by a botched software update from CrowdStrike serves as a stark reminder of the...
Lessons from a Major Cyber Espionage Breach by Chinese Hackers
Last month, a significant cyber espionage incident involving Chinese state-sponsored hackers came to light. This...
Social Engineering: Phishing & Spear Phishing
With the proliferation of the Internet, users are constantly on devices that contain a lot of their personal information. And now, with technologies like iCloud and other password storage methods, hackers can gain access to that information through social engineering.