Quishing: The Rising QR Code Threat Businesses and Consumers Must Understand
QR codes have become a convenient part of everyday life, but cybercriminals are now exploiting them through a growing threat known as quishing. This form of social engineering hides malicious links inside QR codes delivered through emails, text messages, and even physical advertisements. Learn how quishing attacks work, what warning signs to look for, and the steps businesses and individuals can take to reduce the risk.
AI in 2026: Why Security Must Be the Foundation of the Next Technological Revolution
Artificial Intelligence is no longer experimental. In 2026, it is embedded in business operations, customer experiences, and everyday decision-making. As AI adoption accelerates, security, governance, and responsible use must move from afterthoughts to foundational requirements for organizations and consumers alike.
Most Businesses Don’t Know Their Cyber Risk Until It’s Too Late
This cybersecurity readiness assessment helps organizations understand their current security posture and identify priority areas for improvement.
Cybercriminals Love the Holidays: How to Protect Yourself and Your Business
Holiday scammers take advantage of the busy season by launching targeted email, text, and domain impersonation attacks. From fake delivery alerts to TOAD schemes and look-alike domains, both consumers and businesses face heightened risk. This guide explains the latest threats and practical steps to stay protected during the holidays.
🚨 End of an Era: Windows 10 Support Is Ending — What Businesses and Users Need to Know Before October 2025
Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, marking the end of regular security updates and technical support. While Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU) program offers one extra year of protection, it’s a temporary fix — not a long-term solution. Now is the time to plan your migration strategy and safeguard your organization against post–end-of-life vulnerabilities.