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The Hugging Face AI Incident Situation: TL;DR You may have heard the news: an autonomous AI system caused a breach. You might be thinking, "So what?" But this is a pretty big deal, even if you don't think your organization uses AI agents yet. (You probabl

What Contractors Should Know While the Department of War Reviews the CMMC Program. On July 12, the Department of War suspended CMMC Phase 2 requirements. Set to kick in November 10, 2026, they're now on hold for at least 60 days while a CMMC Reform Task F

The team and I have recently discovered a new privilege escalation vulnerability, CVE-2026-1995, affecting IDrive Windows Backup. Because this is a fresh discovery, it's our responsibility to share details on our findings and recommendations based on what

Happy New Year! It's been a pleasure to revisit our predictions from Unsecurity Episode 231, when Evan and Oscar joined to discuss cybersecurity industry trends for 2025. Together, here is what we predicted: Now, let's review how these cybersecurity indus

Introduction: Why Credit Card Security Matters Credit card fraud is a global issue that costs consumers and businesses billions of dollars annually. With the rise of digital transactions, including online shopping, mobile payments, and contactless options

Today's Youth live a large part of their lives online; school, friends, hobbies, apps and platforms that collect and share personal data. That exposure creates a unique set of cybersecurity risks and responsibilities that parents, educators, and youth the

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), a global effort spearheaded by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) in the United States. The primary goals are to educate peo

If you've been following along with our State of InfoSec series this year, you'll know that we have been reviewing 162 incident response cases over the last two years to provide a snapshot of the InfoSec industry in the SMB market. In this edition of the

As a former music teacher with 17 years in the classroom, I know firsthand what the start of a school year feels like. The bulletin boards are up, the room is organized just right, and your mind is already racing with lesson plans, learning targets, and h

Welcome to the second post in our series of incident response stories following our recent engagements. Over the past two years, our team has managed 135 incident response cases, addressing incidents that have affected small, medium-sized, and enterprise-