Security researchers have identified large?scale malicious cybersquatting campaigns. We comment on how cybersquatting works in practice, what the loss trends show, and the helpful prevention steps employers should take.

Security researchers report that attackers are cloning popular adult websites and displaying a realistic full screen Windows Update screen that tricks users into installing info stealing malware. We comment.

A recent effort leverages poisoned chatbot AI and harmful search ads. We speak to what organizations should be doing to address this emerging risk.

Cybercriminals are using polished animated graphics, fake legal notices, and spoofed software updates to deliver malware that often evades traditional detection tools. How should organizations respond?

Security researchers have identified large?scale malicious cybersquatting campaigns. We comment on how cybersquatting works in practice, what the loss trends show, and the helpful prevention steps employers should take.

A former office employee of a construction company was convicted in federal court of wire fraud, bank fraud, and aggravated identity theft after embezzling more than $1.4M using payroll-related schemes. We comment on how employers can reduce their risk.

A new national study reveals many employees witness or experience misconduct, hesitate to report it, and often walk away dissatisfied with how employers respond to complaints. What do you think? You make the call and join the conversation.

Security researchers report that attackers are cloning popular adult websites and displaying a realistic full screen Windows Update screen that tricks users into installing info stealing malware. We comment.

A former CEO was sentenced to prison for an embezzlement scheme that diverted more than $1 million. We comment on how executive level fraud develops in plain sight, the risks it poses, and the practical controls organizations should consider.