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The G7 recently moved post-quantum cryptography out of the "future problem" category, and for state, local, education, public safety, and critical infrastructure organizations, the practical question is no longer whether PQC will matter, it's how to prepa

Recently, the threat group known as ShinyHunters breached Instructure, the company behind Canvas, and made off with student records affecting institutions across the country. ShinyHunters is a well-documented, financially motivated group with a long histo

The Number That Should Make Every Vendor Uncomfortable A recent industry survey found that 91% of CISOs say threat intelligence is valuable. That sounds like a win for the threat intel market. Then you read the second stat: only 26% say that intelligence

Your organization's cybersecurity posture is only as strong as the weakest link in your vendor ecosystem. For state and local governments, higher education institutions, financial organizations, and compliance-driven businesses, that statement carries sig

Your vendor contract is not just a legal formality; it's one of your most practical risk management tools. Yet for most organizations, vendor agreements are negotiated and signed with little to no input from the cybersecurity team, leaving out provisions

Every company grows and changes over time. As priorities become clearer and experience grows, there comes a point when the brand no longer tells the full story. That's where nuHarbor found itself. Today, we're excited to introduce a new chapter for our co

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In our last two installments, we've learned how two new, AI-enabled forces are working together against defenders. Machine-speed exploit development has collapsed the cost of building an attack, and that collapse has enabled attackers to generate a list o

In the past, online attackers were forced to make a choice to either go hard against one target or spread the impact and gather more data with tactics that worked across many. Time and resources forced that trade-off, because a person who spent a week und

In April 2026, Anthropic built a model it chose not to release. Claude Mythos Preview discovered and weaponized software vulnerabilities at machine speed, so the Anthropic team held it back and gave controlled access to roughly 50 organizations it trusted