How NIST is going to secure AI
AI is becoming as commonplace as spreadsheets in business, but security is lagging behind. NIST aims to fix that.
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Mark Stockley
AI has “fully defeated” most of the ways people authenticate
In a recent interview at the Federal Reserve, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned of "a significant impending fraud crisis" driven…
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ThreatDown Email × EDR—a force multiplier in protection
The ThreatDown protection platform now integrates two of the most important cybersecurity layers—email protection and endpoint detection and response (EDR)
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Ransomware in April 2025—RansomHub is gone
While DaVita and Marks & Spencer reel from devastating attacks, the most dominant ransomware group of the last year has…
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Ransomware in March 2025
March 2025 saw a huge number of ransomware attacks, and the Pennsylvania State Education Association quietly notify over 500,000 current…
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Why YOUR software is the new malware
Cybercriminals are increasingly turning away from malware and shifting to a stealthier approach known as Living Off the Land (LOTL).
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Introducing ThreatDown OneView free self-serve trial for MSPs
We’re giving MSPs a 15-day, no-obligation trial to explore the OneView Platform on their own terms.
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Ransomware in February 2025—Cl0p and RansomHub run riot
The Cl0p ransomware group posted data on 335 victims in February 2025, by far the largest one month total any…
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ThreatDown is Product of The Year
ThreatDown Endpoint Protection is the first and only winner of the MRG Effitas Product of the Year award, after 13…
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Phishing, now available on your favorite app store!
Although we tend to associate phishing attacks with emails, on Android they often come from innocent-looking apps.
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AI as you know it is dead, and cybersecurity will never be the same
The arrival of autonomous “agentic” AIs could finally deliver the profound cybersecurity disruption many expected from ChatGPT in 2022.
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Ransomware groups were faster, stealthier, and more active than ever in 2024
2024 was the worst year ever for big game ransomware.
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Ransomware in January 2024—bad news for US healthcare
January 2025 saw some high profile attacks and no shortage of bad news for the US healthcare sector.
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Ransomware in December 2024—Cl0p returns
December 2024 saw the unwelcome return of the notorious Cl0p ransomware gang.
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Update now! Critical CVSS 10 vulnerability in Ivanti EPM
Ivanti has released a fix for CVE-2024-29847, a deserialization of untrusted data flaw that allows remote code execution in its…
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Ransomware gangs target SonicWall vulnerability
SonicWall is urging customers affected by CVE-2024-40766 to "please apply the patch as soon as possible."
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At last! Microsoft calls time on ActiveX in Office 2024
When Office 2024 is released next month, ActiveX controls will be off by default in client apps like Word, Excel,…
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You have one minute to save your leaked AWS credentials
New research suggests that cyber-thieves can discover and use leaked credentials in a matter of seconds.
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Rise of Atomic Stealer signals a sea change in macOS malware
Atomic Stealer is the most popular malware-as-a-service on macOS because of highly active affiliate-driven distribution campaigns and constant feature upgrades.
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