Category: Newsletters

Cybersecurity challenges continue to evolve as attackers increasingly target trusted vendors, aging technology platforms, and human behavior rather than technical vulnerabilities alone. For churches, nonprofits, schools, and small businesses, these developments reinforce the importance of vendor management, technology planning, and ongoing user awareness. Attackers Shift From Schools to EdTech Vendors…

Cybersecurity leaders are facing pressure from multiple directions as artificial intelligence accelerates both defensive and offensive capabilities, critical infrastructure operators confront nation-state threats, and insider risk continues to demonstrate its ability to disrupt essential services. The AI Shift in Cyber Risk: Why Leaders Must Act Now The National Cyber Security…

Blame Mythos (and similar AI tooling) – Cybersecurity teams are facing a faster, heavier vulnerability landscape as AI accelerates both discovery and potential exploitation. For nonprofits, ministries, and small businesses, the common thread is clear: patching matters and will need to be faster and more strategic. Also, this update includes…

Cybercriminals continue to blend technical attacks with increasingly aggressive social engineering tactics, while large-scale data breaches and shifting cyber insurance requirements highlight the growing complexity of risk management. For nonprofits, ministries, and small businesses, these stories reinforce the importance of protecting sensitive information, understanding third-party risks, and regularly reviewing cyber…

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape both defense and offense in cybersecurity, with new research uncovering massive numbers of exposed secrets while major breach investigations reveal how attackers are evolving beyond traditional credential theft. For nonprofits, ministries, and small businesses, these developments reinforce the importance of secure development practices, patch management,…