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WhatsApp Accounts Hijacked Without Cracking Authentication

Many businesses lean on WhatsApp for client chats, team coordination, and quick decisions. But that convenience is now being used against them. Researchers are seeing a noticeable jump in WhatsApp account hijackings, ...

HIPAA in 2026: Why the Security Rule Is About to Get Much Stricter

For years, many healthcare organizations have relied on the flexibility built into HIPAA’s Security Rule. That flexibility is about to change. Federal regulators are ...

PayPal Subscriptions Exploited To Send Convincing Scam Emails

There’s a new problem hitting email inboxes that you need to know about to protect your business accounts. The PayPal subscription scam is one of the more convincing phishing tactics circulating right ...

IT Leaders Still Chasing Cybersecurity–Productivity Balance

Getting the cybersecurity–productivity balance right is tougher than most people think. JumpCloud and Google Workspace recently found something surprising: Just 6% of IT leaders think their office software setup actually works as ...

Human Coders Still Beat AI on Code Quality

AI tools in software development promise faster builds, lower costs, and instant results. But when it comes to code quality, speed isn’t everything. New data from CodeRabbit suggests that AI-generated code can ...

AI Fatigue Sets In as Bosses Rehire Specialists

If you've been riding the AI wave these past couple of years, you might be noticing a new undercurrent. AI fatigue is starting to set in, and it's hitting leadership hard. While ...

Inside RomCom’s Rise as a Cyberweapon

When most people hear the word “cyberweapon,” they think of shadowy government agencies cooking up tools in hidden labs. In practice, it rarely works that cleanly. Plenty of the tools causing the ...

Defending Retailers During the Year’s Most Vulnerable Season

The holiday rush is exciting for business owners: sales skyrocket, customers flood in, and that end-of-year boost can make or break your annual numbers. But with the positive comes the negative, and ...

CJIS Security Policy 6.0

In reality, CJIS is an access-based security standard, and as agencies move into 2026 under CJIS Security Policy version 6.0, misunderstandings around who it applies to, and what is required, are becoming a real operational risk for cities, counties, and vendors. ...

Study Shows Older Users Aren’t Sold on AI

Artificial intelligence is moving fast, and depending on who you ask, it’s either exciting or already exhausting. A recent study from Cisco and the OECD talks about a key hurdle: older users' ...

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