Zero-fault reporting is a security control
A workforce that expects punishment for a click learns to hide it. A workforce that can report uncertainty and mistakes early gives responders the time and context to act.
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Security decisions, explained.
Writing on attacker behavior, public exposure, fraud, and the controls that change the outcome.
Before You Pay: Invoice, Vendor, and Business Payment Scams
A familiar logo, an urgent message from the CEO, a past-due invoice, or a text about a business-card charge can be enough to trigger a loss. Build verification into the payment process before money moves.
Read the articleSecurity Basics Need an Owner
MFA, backups, updates, and training matter. They stop protecting the business when nobody is accountable for checking that they still work.
Read the articlePenetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Scanning
A scanner finding is a lead. A penetration test investigates what a malicious actor could actually achieve with it.
Read the articleWhat Your Public Footprint Tells an Attacker
An attacker can connect a public service, a vendor name, and an employee role into one convincing approach. See what your public footprint gives them to work with.
Read the articleAI, LLM, and Chatbot Security
Untrusted documents and webpages can steer an AI assistant away from its task. Learn how prompt injection works and how to limit its impact.
Read the articleCounterintelligence in Public View
A help-desk impersonation and an attempted insider recruitment followed different paths. Both show why counterintelligence belongs in cybersecurity.
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