Why a QR Code Beats the Email Security Your email filtering is reasonably good at what it does. It reads the text of a message, compares links against reputation data, and holds back the ones that look wrong. That capability is the reason attackers stopped writing links in text. A QR code is a picture. […]
AI Fixed the Typos. Phishing Training Needs to Catch Up. For twenty years the standard phishing advice was to watch for bad spelling and awkward grammar. Real companies write properly, the reasoning went, so a message full of errors is probably fraudulent. It was easy to teach and for a long stretch it genuinely worked. […]
Anyone Can Send Email as Your Company. Here Is What Stops Them A scammer does not need to break into your systems to defraud your clients using your name. They need your domain, which is public, and a mail server, which is free. They put your company in the From line, attach a plausible invoice, […]
AI Fraud Is Changing How Businesses Need to Verify Payments The most dangerous invoice in your inbox may not look suspicious. It may use the right logo, the right tone, the right project details, and the right sense of urgency. It may even come with a voicemail that sounds like someone you know. That is […]
The Risk That Doesn’t Leave When Employees Do When an employee leaves, most businesses focus on the obvious steps. Equipment is returned, conversations are wrapped up, and the role transitions to someone else. What often gets missed is everything that happens behind the scenes. Access to systems, applications, and data rarely exists in just one […]
How to Protect Your Gmail from Evolving Threats in 2025 Gmail is one of the most widely used email platforms in the world—and that makes it a big target for hackers. Because it’s connected to other Google services like Drive, Pay, and even saved passwords, a compromised Gmail account can give cybercriminals access to a […]