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How Ransomware negotiations work in the Real World

When ransomware strikes, the dramatic image is often a ransom note demanding cryptocurrency in exchange for a decryption key. The most consequential part of...

World’s Top Ten Data Hungry Apps that may be tracking Users

In the digital age, apps have become an essential part of everyday life. We use them to communicate, navigate, shop, learn, work and entertain...

When does a Data Breach become “Cognizable Damage” under U.S. Law

A data breach does not automatically translate into legally actionable damage. In cybersecurity discussions, the term “Cognizable Damage” can be understood as harm that...

Why Are Ransomware Hackers Giving Victims 7 Days?

Ransomware attacks have evolved significantly over the years. What initially began as a form of malware designed primarily to encrypt files and demand payment...

Securing Patient Data Toward Compliance in a Dispersed Healthcare World

Today’s healthcare systems don’t operate just within the walls of a single hospital. They are dispersed networks, spanning large hospital campuses, regional clinics, imaging...
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Can AI Distillation be treated as a Cyber Attack

Artificial intelligence (AI) distillation is a technique in which a smaller or more efficient “student” model learns from a larger “teacher” model. It is...
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OT Attacks Evolve from Extortion to Data Destruction

Operational Technology (OT) attacks have become one of the most serious cybersecurity threats facing industries that rely on industrial control systems and critical infrastructure....
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Can firms developing AI Bots that go rogue be Prosecuted or Legally Penalized

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern life, powering virtual assistants, customer service bots, healthcare systems, autonomous vehicles, and financial platforms....

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