Ransomware used to bring one image to mind: locked computers, encrypted files and a demand for payment. That threat still exists, but ransomware has changed. Many attackers now focus on stealing sensitive information as much as encrypting systems. For businesses, that creates a broader cybersecurity problem. A company may restore its servers from backups yet still face consequences
AI phishing is changing the way cybercriminals approach one of the oldest tricks in cybersecurity: convincing people to trust the wrong message. Phishing emails once stood out because of poor grammar, awkward wording or strange formatting. Today, AI tools can help attackers create messages that sound natural, personal and convincing. The technology does not make
Shadow AI is becoming part of everyday work, often without companies realizing it. Employees use AI tools to summarize documents, improve emails, analyze spreadsheets, write code and prepare presentations. That convenience is useful, but it also creates a growing cybersecurity concern. Shadow AI refers to AI tools used without formal approval or review from a
