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A business owner wired away several million francs because the voice on the phone sounded exactly like his partner. It wasn't. Deepfakes now drive one in five biometric fraud attempts — and a usable voice clone takes three seconds of audio.
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A business owner wired away several million francs because the voice on the phone sounded exactly like his partner. It wasn't. Deepfakes now drive one in five biometric fraud attempts — and a usable voice clone takes three seconds of audio.
Your vendors' security is now your security. This guide breaks down evaluating third-party risk in 2026 — from risk-based tiering and questionnaires to SOC 2 evidence, scoring, and continuous monitoring.
One console for every login, device, and door. This guide explains how centralized access control unifies identity and SSO, supports Zero Trust, and cuts the sprawl that slows hybrid enterprises down.
An AI social network just leaked 1.5 million API keys belonging to its bots. It's a preview of the biggest blind spot in security: the non-human identities that now outnumber your people 40-to-1 — and the agents minting thousands more every day.
AI is reshaping both sides of cybersecurity — and attackers are using it faster than most defenders expected. This guide covers the real risks, defensive use cases, and a governance playbook for 2026.
OAuth, OIDC, SAML, FIDO2, passkeys, and Zero Trust — modern authentication protocols are no longer optional. Here's how each one works and how to choose the right stack for your environment.
PKCE protects OAuth 2.0 public clients — mobile apps and SPAs — from authorization code interception. Full flow walkthrough, cryptographic detail, and implementation guide for 2026.
A Meta engineer built a script to bypass internal detection systems and download 30,000 private Facebook photos. This week we unpack what the case reveals about the insider threat, and why it's getting worse.
NIST has standardized ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSA — but migrating before quantum computers crack today's encryption is the real challenge. Here's how enterprise security teams can start.
