Office 365 Hacked? What Business Owners Should Do Immediately Discovering or even suspecting that your Office 365 account has been hacked can create immediate concern for any business leader. Many organizations first notice something subtle, a vendor questioning a payment request, a strange email reply, or an unexpected login alert. Unlike traditional cyberattacks, an Office [...]
Software Supply Chain Attacks Explained, Why Trusted Updates Are Now a Prime Target Software supply chain attacks have quietly become one of the most effective and dangerous techniques in modern cybersecurity. Rather than attacking organizations directly, threat actors compromise the trusted software, vendors, or update mechanisms those organizations rely on. When that trust is broken,
The Cyber Threat Landscape – Q3 2025 Summary The Q3 2025 Threat Landscape Report shows continued evolution in ransomware operations, dark web activity, and exploit behavior, with a strong shift toward human-targeted attacks. Key Findings Ransomware Overall ransomware activity declined 10.95%, but Qilin became the most active group. Manufacturing and Professional Services were the most
Operation ENDGAME: Global Ransomware Infrastructure Dismantled Cybersecurity Threat Briefing What Happened? A sweeping, international cybercrime crackdown dubbed “Operation ENDGAME” has successfully disrupted major ransomware infrastructure worldwide. Spearheaded by Europol and Eurojust, this ongoing, large-scale initiative aims to dismantle the services and platforms that enable ransomware operations, especially those providing initial access to victims’ systems. The
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