Expert analysis on cybersecurity, fraud prevention, and digital risk for business leaders and organizations.
In early 2024, a 62-year-old widow from Southern California lost her retirement savings, nearly $780,000, to someone she believed cared about her.
As we move deeper into 2025, fraud has evolved into a fast-moving, multi-layered threat targeting individuals, small businesses, and enterprise organizations alike.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) remains one of the strongest defenses organizations can use to protect accounts. But as MFA becomes standard, attackers have adapted.
For years, Hollywood shaped the public’s imagination of “where hackers come from” by showing lone American teenagers in hoodies typing in a dark basement.Reality in 2025 looks...