Phishing

What should a business know about zero-day vulnerabilities? A zero-day is a flaw exploited before a patch exists, so patching speed cannot be your only defence. The practical implication is narrow: nearly half of exploited zero-days now target enterprise technology — security appliances, VPNs and edge devices — so the…

What has actually changed with AI-powered attacks? AI has not invented new attack categories. It has made three existing ones far cheaper: convincing voice and video impersonation, high-quality phishing at volume, and the speed at which a newly disclosed vulnerability gets weaponised. The defences that work are still identity, patching…