Security Insights
Expert tips, industry trends, and practical advice to keep your business secure.
Your Password Manager's 'Zero Knowledge' Promise May Not Mean What You Think
New research from ETH Zurich found that major password managers' zero-knowledge encryption claims don't fully hold up if their servers are compromised. Here's what the findings mean for your business and what you can do about it.
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Why 'We're Too Small to Be a Target' Is the Most Expensive Lie in Business
The belief that small businesses aren't worth a cybercriminal's time is one of the most persistent and costly misconceptions in the business world. Here's why size has nothing to do with it.
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Browser Extensions: The Security Blind Spot in Every Business
A researcher just found 287 Chrome extensions leaking browsing data from 37 million users. Here's why browser extensions are one of the most overlooked security risks for businesses—and what to do about it.
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WordPress Security in 2026: The Plugin Problem Businesses Can't Ignore
Nearly 8,000 WordPress vulnerabilities were discovered last year alone—96% of them in plugins. Here's why WordPress' open ecosystem has become its biggest liability, and what business owners should consider.
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OpenClaw (Clawdbot) for Business: Use Cases, Risks, and What to Know
OpenClaw—formerly known as Clawdbot and Moltbot—has become the fastest-growing open-source AI project in history. Here's how businesses are using it, what's gone wrong, and what owners should consider.
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How AI Is Making Malware Smarter—and What It Means for Your Business
Cybercriminals are using AI to create malware that adapts, evolves, and strikes faster than ever. Here's what recent research reveals and what business owners should be thinking about.
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That Meeting Invite You Never Accepted: How Calendar Injection Attacks Bypass Your Defenses
Attackers and aggressive marketers are abusing calendar invites to bypass spam filters and land directly on your phone. Here's how calendar injection works, why it's a growing threat, and what businesses can do about it.
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Vibe Coding and the SaaS Shakeup: What Business Leaders Need to Know Before Building Custom Software
AI is making it possible for businesses to build custom tools instead of paying for SaaS subscriptions. But vibe-coded software introduces serious security risks that could cost more than the subscriptions it replaces.
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Cybersecurity Budgeting for Small Businesses: What to Expect in 2026
How much should a small business spend on cybersecurity? Here's what the data says about costs, budget allocation, and how to get the most protection per dollar in 2026.
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The Small Business Cybersecurity Checklist for 2026
Cyberattacks on small businesses are surging, yet most SMBs lack mature defenses. This practical checklist covers the essential protections every growing business needs in 2026.
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AI-Powered Vulnerability Discovery: What Opus 4.6's Zero-Day Findings Mean for Your Business
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 found over 500 unknown security flaws in widely used open-source software. Here's what this breakthrough means for businesses—both the opportunities and the risks.
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When Cyber Attacks Enable Physical Crimes: Five Real-World Threats Every Business Should Understand
Cyber attacks don't always stay digital. Criminals are increasingly using email compromises, SIM swaps, and system hacks as stepping stones to physical crimes—from burglaries and cargo theft to in-person bank fraud. These documented incidents show how the line between cyber and physical security has disappeared.
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