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 global anticipation surrounding the 2026 World Cup has inadvertently provided a perfect smokescreen for cybercriminals who are now deploying highly convincing fake recruitment pages to harvest sensitive corporate login credentials from unsuspecti...
Read MoreMaintaining control over a digital footprint is more critical than ever in 2026 as personal and professional data converge within a single Google ecosystem.
Read MoreThe rapid industrialization of cybercrime has transformed simple phishing into a highly efficient service model that challenges even the most robust enterprise identity protections currently in place.
A single misconfigured administrative setting within a cloud environment can lead to a catastrophic data breach that many small and medium enterprises never recover from in the current landscape.
Read MoreAttackers no longer wait weeks to exploit a known vulnerability. They move within hours.
Read MoreThe security of digital identities has reached a critical tipping point as even the most advanced multi-factor authentication protocols fail to protect users against sophisticated social engineering tactics.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreA multi-faceted approach to security is required to track the deployment of AI in sensitive sectors and detect patterns of misuse before they escalate.
Read MoreLaw enforcement must currently navigate strictly defined geographic boundaries and slow procurement cycles while digital criminals operate globally without any concern for legal ethics.
Read MoreThe use of HideUL_x64.exe highlights a concerted effort by attackers to conceal the user interface of unauthorized remote access software from the end-user’s view.
Read MoreRecent data from KnowBe4 ThreatLabs indicates that approximately ten percent of all phishing traffic now originates directly from genuine platform infrastructure.
Read MoreThe sudden discovery of severe zero-day vulnerabilities in centralized data management platforms often marks the beginning of a high-stakes race between sophisticated threat actors and overextended security teams.
Read MoreA 2024 malware campaign utilizing USB-borne remote access trojans demonstrated that machinery-monitoring and navigation systems on modern vessels are directly accessible to sophisticated hackers.
Read MoreOperational technology systems in Taiwan, including critical natural gas and electricity networks, were identified as primary targets for reconnaissance by the Microscan platform.
Read MoreThe React engine's proprietary multipart form-data parser contains a logic error that can trigger millions of synchronous string comparisons instantly.
Read MoreThe discovery of the Blackwood tunneling tool highlights a growing trend of state-aligned actors repurposing open-source utilities like Chisel for encrypted lateral movement.
Read MoreIntroductionThe digital landscape of modern Ukraine has recently faced a sophisticated wave of cyber assaults that turned legitimate local websites into unwitting accomplices for data theft.
FAQ Read MoreIntroductionWhen a company falls victim to a digital hostage situation, they often turn to professionals who promise a clean escape without funding criminal enterprises, yet recent federal allegations suggest those saviors might actually be silent pa...
FAQ Read MoreAttackers positioned within a network could intercept sensitive data by exploiting weak public-key-checking callbacks in outdated wolfSSH implementations.
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