The Death Of Security Awareness Training: Why AI Is Making It Obsolete
The Problem: AI-Powered Phishing Is Unstoppable On August 10, 2024, I received an email from Disney+ reminding me to renew
Safeguarding Our Children's Digital Future: A Call to Action
Imagine the shock of receiving communication from a hacker saying that your child's most sensitive information — from passports and
How many degrees separate you from a hacker?
Degrees of separation can tell you how likely you are to being hacked. The degrees separating you can reveal your
Build Security Around Users: A Human-First Approach to Cyber Resilience [Published in Dark Reading]
Security is more like a seat belt than a technical challenge. It's time for developers to shift away from a
Time to Change Our Flawed Approach to Security Awareness [Published in Dark Reading]
Defend against phishing attacks with more than user training. Measure users' suspicion levels along with cognitive and behavioral factors, then
Stopping Russian Cyberattacks at Their Source [Published in Dark Reading]
In 2016, Lazarus, a notorious hacking group, aimed to steal a billion dollars through the SWIFT interbank communication system. How
The end of the beginning of COVID-19 [Published in Medium]
Many are starting to say that pandemic is near its end. That this is the last strain, the final gasp of
The failures that led to the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack [Published in CNN]
An earlier version of this post appeared on CNN By now, we have all heard about last week's Colonial Pipeline
The Colonial Pipeline Hack Was Avoidable
The Colonial Pipeline hack is now making the news and many cyber security experts are providing their take on how
Mobile telephony is dying [Published in iPswitch]
Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile–I hope you are reading this. Mobile telephony, your primary business model of enabling phone calls and text