When the Breach Reaches the Factory Floor
Manufacturing was the most-attacked industry globally in 2025 for the fifth consecutive year, accounting for more than a quarter of all incidents IBM’s X-Force team responded to.
The New HIPAA Rule Is Stuck. That Doesn’t Let You Off the Hook.
The biggest proposed overhaul of the HIPAA Security Rule in two decades has stalled, and it may not arrive on
Still on Windows 10? Attackers May Have Noticed.
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10. Those PCs no longer receive security updates through normal channels, which makes them a growing target.
Prevention Isn’t Enough Anymore
Prevention matters, and insurers, auditors, and business partners still require it. What’s changed is that resilience has become the outcome the business gets judged on.
Your Cyber Insurance Policy Is Quietly Changing. Here’s What AI Has to Do With It.
Cyber insurance policies are changing and insurers are reshaping cyber coverage around AI risk, with new caps and exclusions that often sit in the fine print rather than the headline limits.
Cyber Insurance Requirements: Underwriting Has Quietly Become a Technical Audit
Cyber insurance underwriting has shifted from questionnaire-based to evidence-based, with roughly three out of four carriers now running external attack…
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report Is Out — And Every IT Leader Should Read It
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) just released its 2025 Annual Report, and the numbers are striking. Cybercrime losses
Think Red. Live Blue: The Cybersecurity Mantra Every IT Leader Needs Right Now
The threats aren’t slowing down. Global cybercrime losses are projected at $10.5 trillion annually, and the average cost of a data
The Human Factor: Why Cybersecurity Starts with Your People, Policies, and Procedures
By Jeff Aiken, Cyber Security Manager When it comes to cybersecurity, your people are both your greatest asset and your
When ‘I’ve Got Insurance’ Isn’t Enough: Cyber Coverage During War and Conflict
Several weeks into the U.S./Israel-Iran conflict, cyber insurance claims are being denied at an unprecedented rate. The culprit? War exclusion