European textile manufacturer Fulgar isn’t a name most consumers know, but it just made headlines for a serious cyber incident. The company confirmed that it fell victim to a fabric supplier cyber breach at the hands of the ransomware group RansomHouse.

If you’ve ever tried to look someone up on LinkedIn and found yourself playing “keyword roulette,” you’re not alone. For years, the platform’s search box rewarded very literal searches, and unless you typed the exact job title or patiently clicked through a maze of filters, perfectly good matches slipped through the cracks.

What Does Everest Claim They Stole From Under Armour? Everest says it grabbed about 343GB of internal data. According to the group’s post, the stolen trove includes personal documents tied to clients and employees. They also claim to have obtained sensitive internal records, fueling concerns about internal document exposure and the potential fallout. Everest posted a publicly visible countdown clock in their announcement of the Under Armour data heist, giving the company seve

Have you ever thought about Android photo frames' security? If you use digital displays in your lobby, waiting room, or showroom, you need to. Although these frames seem harmless, security researchers recently uncovered a serious threat involving Uhale-branded Android photo frames.

If you’ve ever assumed cybercriminals launch an attack and hope for the best, think again. The newest twist in the Kraken ransomware campaign shows attackers are now “testing the waters” before they go all in. Imagine a burglar walking into your office, timing how fast he can empty your filing cabinets before anyone notices. The New Move: Ransomware That Tests Your System First Ransomware performance benchmarking lets the attackers use a system-capacity exploitation tactic to

Many organizations are realizing a challenging reality: AI expectations are escalating more rapidly than internal processes can manage. Chief Information Officers are feeling this pressure the most.