When offensive AI scales at zero marginal cost, traditional security models built on human analysts and service hours face an existential pricing crisis.
When a cyberattack paralyzes a physical distributor, it reveals a deeper truth: our physical world is entirely dependent on fragile digital pipes.
When Malian journalist Chahana Takiou was jailed for criticizing the legal system, his empty newsroom became a symbol of a broader struggle for the digital and physical safety of writers.
A Belgian taxpayer was targeted for asset seizure after a namesake mix-up, exposing sensitive financial records and highlighting systemic GDPR failures.
Cybercrime has discovered the power of zero marginal cost. As AI commoditizes trust, the security industry is facing an existential reckoning.
The White House's direct intervention in Anthropic’s export plans marks the end of the borderless software fantasy. Here is who wins and who loses.
A compromised team account can expose your entire production database. Here is how to spot the silent signs of intrusion and lock down your stack.
When our phones ring with the voices of strangers, our instincts betray us. Here is why silence is the only true defense.
The guilty pleas in the London transport cyberattack expose a deeper structural crisis: the fragile economics of securing public critical infrastructure.
Inside the high-stakes business of Remote Browser Isolation, where European defense budgets are creating a highly profitable niche protected from US tech giants.
France steps up its cybersecurity and monitoring capabilities to detect and neutralize foreign disinformation campaigns ahead of its upcoming elections.
Your biggest security threat isn't a nation-state actor. It is a teenager with a Telegram account, an infostealer log, and a basic understanding of human psychology.