Deepfake Fraud and the Erosion of Verification
Synthetic media technology has advanced to the point where audio and video deepfakes are now convincing enough to fool even attentive, well-trained employees, and fraud schemes built around thi...
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AI-Powered Phishing and the Death of Trust in Email
Phishing has been a persistent threat for decades, but the introduction of generative AI has fundamentally changed its character, and security professionals are taking notice. A large majority ...
Phishing in the Age of Generative AI: When Every Email Looks Legitimate
Phishing in the Age of Generative AI: When Every Email Looks Legitimate Phishing has always been the most reliable initial access vector for cybercriminals, accounting for the majority of breach...
Deepfake CEO Fraud Costs UK Businesses £340 Million in First Half of 2026
AI-Powered Deepfake Fraud Costs UK Businesses £340 Million in Six Months as Business Identity Compromise Eclipses Traditional BEC Business Email Compromise fraud supercharged by AI-generated deepfake...
New Phishing Campaign Targets Banking Customers Using AI-Generated Emails
New Phishing Campaign Targets Banking Customers Using AI-Generated Emails Category: Threats & Attacks A large-scale phishing campaign targeting customers of major banks is exploiting AI-g...
How to Spot a Phishing Email Before It's Too Late
How to Spot a Phishing Email Before It's Too Late Phishing emails are responsible for more than 90% of successful cyber attacks. They're designed to look legitimate and create urgency — pushing y...
AI-Powered Phishing Attacks Are Outsmarting Traditional Defenses
Phishing has always relied on tricking humans, but the newest wave of attacks is powered by generative artificial intelligence, and the results are alarming. Attackers now use large language mo...
The Human Factor: Social Engineering in 2026
Despite decades of investment in technical security controls, social engineering remains one of the most consistently effective attack vectors precisely because it targets human psychology rath...
The Human Element: Why Social Engineering Remains the Most Effective Attack Vector
Technical security controls have advanced dramatically over the past decade, making direct exploitation of software vulnerabilities increasingly difficult and expensive for attackers. In respon...
Social Engineering: The Human Vulnerability That No Firewall Can Patch
Introduction In cybersecurity, we invest enormous resources in technical defenses — firewalls, intrusion detection systems, encryption, multi-factor authentication. These are essential. But t...
