A fintech company experienced a data breach after a fraudulent email request. We discuss why even the best technical authentication cannot catch every email fraud scheme.

A new malware threat uses a developer ID and poses as a legitimate Apple crash reporter to trick users. We examine how the malware works and what organizations that use macOS should do.

A recent study reveals significant malware risk exists associated with AI in coding. We examine the statistics and discuss the loss prevention options.

AI has been getting much media attention in the cybersecurity sphere; however, the cyber attack basics are still legitimate risks, and they are not going away. We discuss those risks and what organizations need to know.

A $3 million dollar fraud scheme resulted when, shortly after being hired, a new housing organization general manager began to use a new vendor. We discuss the new vendor fraud risk hiding in plain sight.

A fintech company experienced a data breach after a fraudulent email request. We discuss why even the best technical authentication cannot catch every email fraud scheme.

Cybercriminals are using online meeting software to deploy malware within 17 hours. We discuss what these fast attacks mean for organizations.

A tribal organization suffered a loss of nearly $5M after an employee's embezzlement scheme. We discuss why restitution does not always equal full recovery.

A controller of a small family textile company in California pled guilty and was sentenced to eight years in prison for embezzling more than $3.2M. We comment on the internal controls that can help employers lower their risk.