Securing the Links: A Guide to Supply Chain Security
Supply chain vulnerabilities—digital or physical—represent a critical enterprise risk capable of cascading into full operational disruption. Effective supply chain security is a continuous intelligence-driven cycle of monitoring, validation, and enforcement. Organizations that adopt a secure-by-design posture are significantly better positioned to prevent disruption, detect threats early, and maintain operational continuity in a volatile global environment.
North American Infrastructure: The New Front Line
US infrastructure faces growing hybrid threats—cyber and physical attacks eroding resilience, trust, and stability as America races to adapt.
Crypto Kidnappings: Why Your Digital Wealth Isn’t as Safe as You Think
As cryptocurrency increasingly becomes more mainstream, a new trend has emerged: violent kidnappings and attacks targeting people just for their crypto holdings. Over the last 18 months there have been 231 documented physical incidents — abductions, home invasions, and other coercive attacks — aimed at individuals known or believed to hold significant.
Friendly Fire: When Attacking Yourself is the Best Defense
Nefarious actors are using machine learning to create deepfake voices, synthetic audio creations that have the same vocal, intonation, and pacing structure as an individual you may know very well.
Sounds Like Trouble: The Deepfake Voice Dilemma
Nefarious actors are using machine learning to create deepfake voices, synthetic audio creations that have the same vocal, intonation, and pacing structure as an individual you may know very well.
Gone Phishing: How Hackers Hooked Millions
Large-scale gatherings, such as fireworks displays, concerts, and sporting events, have long been considered attractive targets for lone actors or extremist groups. Expect increased patrols, bag checks, and drone surveillance in major metro areas.
Don’t Get Hooked: How to Identify Text-based ‘Phishing’ and Cybersecurity Tips to Stay ‘Reel’ Safe!
Why integration of cyber and physical security is a necessity for any industry that handles hazardous materials.
UK Office for Nuclear Regulation ‘Melts-down’ Over Safety Concerns
Why integration of cyber and physical security is a necessity for any industry that handles hazardous materials.