Cybersecurity newsletters and weekly briefings covering breaches, threat actor activity, regulatory developments, and the controls IT and security teams need to act on. Coverage focused on signal-over-noise updates designed for practitioners who can't read every report.
FBI's $20.8B loss warning, AI-native phishing, OAuth abuse, and agentic identity risks — Unlocked #32 on why 2026 is the year identity became the battlefield.
Aviation cyber risk explained — GPS spoofing, ATC disruption, airline IT attacks and why direct crash risk is low but operational cyber risk is real and growing.
Third-party contractors operate inside your systems but outside your identity controls, creating an access gap attackers actively exploit. This newsletter examines why external identities carry insider-level risk and how organizations can close the gap with proper access governance.
EveryKey unveiled a new brand identity, a refined access suite, and a completely redesigned website in this special edition of Unlocked. The changes reflect the company's belief that access should feel effortless — and mark a clearer, more visible chapter for the organization.
MFA fatigue, SIM swapping, adaptive access, and Zero Trust UX — why stronger authentication controls can erode user trust and how to balance both.
EV hacking, connected vehicle attacks, charging infrastructure risks — why electric vehicles are becoming a growing cybersecurity target in 2026.
Scattered Spider (UNC3944) explained — how this threat group uses social engineering, Okta attacks, and identity exploitation instead of technical exploits.
Double extortion, leverageware, and identity-based ransomware entry paths — why modern ransomware is about control and pressure, not just encrypting files.
Fear-based vs. reality-based security explained — how cybersecurity narratives drive board decisions, budgets, regulation, and organizational strategy.
