Benjamin Braithwaite is an expert in cybercrime incident response and forensics. He is interested in exploring how behavior analysis impacts incident response and insider threat investigation. Known for his strategic and business-oriented approach, Benjamin discusses the impact of slow incident response and poor insider threat investigations, providing actionable solutions for different cybersecurity needs.
The fundamental trust that engineers and IT professionals place in established version control platforms like GitHub and GitLab has become one of the most significant security vulnerabilities in the modern enterprise landscape.
Read MoreFor more than twenty years, the digital identity of millions has been tethered to a single, unchangeable string of characters that often reflected a version of themselves they had long since outgrown.
Read MoreThe transition from a university classroom to the high-stakes environment of a national security laboratory often reveals a stark disparity between theoretical knowledge and the frantic reality of modern cyber warfare.
Read MoreThe rapid escalation of digital animosity has reached a critical threshold where a single inflammatory comment can destabilize the peace of an entire coastal community within minutes of its publication.
Read MoreWhile you focus on ensuring your systems are secure from external threats, 95% of breaches originate from within due to everyday mistakes.
Read MoreThe global digital forensics market is currently experiencing a period of unprecedented expansion, with projections indicating a surge from its 2024 valuation of $12.3 billion to an impressive $39.94 billion by the year 2035.
The pressure to deploy AI is immense, often outpacing the deliberate pace of security.
Read MoreThe immense technological sophistication required to launch rockets and operate deep-space telescopes can create a perception of impenetrable digital security, yet a recent incident at the European Space Agency (ESA) serves as a stark reminder that e...
Read MoreRelentlessinformationpressurehasbecomethenormacrossCentralandEasternEuropeasKremlin-linkednetworksbraiddisinformation,covertinfluence,andcyberattacksintocampaignsdesignedtonudgeelections,polarizepublics,andpitregionalgovernmentsagainstNATOandtheEU.
Read MoreQR stickers at tills, tabletops, and parking meters turned from convenience to conduit as criminals learned that a tiny square could smuggle a phishing site past human caution and mobile defenses, and that shift has been reflected in banking losses t...
Read MoreRising intrusions into telecom networks, mobile devices, and messaging layers have turned everyday communications into a live battlespace where metadata, routing, and user behavior yield strategic advantage faster than any breached inbox could.
Read MoreRattling off the same easy password for streaming, shopping, and banking felt like a time-saver until that shortcut began acting like a neon “open” sign for automated break-ins that never sleep and rarely miss.
Read MoreHeadlines moved fast because code moved faster, and the gap between a public proof-of-concept and real-world abuse closed to a matter of days as Microsoft Defender’s CVE-2026-33825 turned a niche research find into a widely attempted elevation-of-pri...
Read MoreHeadlines raced ahead of reality as ZionSiphon was cast as plant-breaking malware long before seasoned OT engineers could show that it lacked the tools, the maps, and the physics to touch a single pump.
Feature Article Read MoreThe small conveniences added to browsers—faster video controls, cleaner pages, one-click productivity boosts—increasingly came with a price tag that looked nothing like a subscription, because it charged in behavioral traces, browsing patterns, and i...
Read MoreA stranger on the phone sounds like IT, knows an executive’s nickname, and asks for a quick SSO reset that unlocks the whole cloud, turning a friendly favor into an entry point for theft, coercion, and seven‑figure demands.
Research Summary Read MoreSecurity teams kept staring at clean logs while an unseen hand rode trusted apps straight through the front door, hiding in plain sight behind PDFs, GitHub traffic, and developer tunnels.
FAQ Read MoreHospitals kept humming, devices kept delivering therapy, and yet a silent trespass into Medtronic’s corporate systems redrew the map of what a “contained” breach really means.
Feature Article Read MoreA sprawling online grift that siphoned nearly $21 billion from Americans in 2025 collided with reports of forced labor in Myanmar and Cambodia, turning a crime problem into a human-rights and national security fight overnight. The result was a U.S.
Roundup Article Read MoreMeticulous sabotage that concealed itself behind ordinary outputs rather than smoke and sparks challenged the assumption that cyberattacks must announce their presence, and its tradecraft foreshadowed a strategy built on quiet, cumulative harm rather...
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