Rachel Lailat is a cybersecurity expert specializing in security awareness, training, and social engineering. Her content provides practical techniques and strategies to maintain cybersafety in hybrid work environments. Her corporate trainings teach employees to recognize the signs of social engineering through phishing simulations, case studies, and frameworks to assess threats and suspicious activity.
Imagine a scenario where a seemingly harmless email about Social Security benefits lands in an employee’s inbox, prompting a click that unleashes not just a phishing trap but also a stealthy malware capable of siphoning off sensitive data.
Technology Review Read MoreImagine applying for a dream job in the booming cryptocurrency industry, only to discover that the enticing offer was a trap set by state-sponsored hackers.
Roundup Article Read MoreIn an alarming development within the cybersecurity landscape, a sophisticated cybercrime toolkit known as SpamGPT has emerged as a significant driver behind a dramatic increase in phishing attacks this year, posing a severe threat to digital securit...
Read MoreImagine a defense supply chain where a single cyber breach could jeopardize national security, costing billions in economic damage, a stark reality facing the U.S.
Market Analysis Read MoreIn an era where cyber threats evolve at an alarming pace, a new phishing campaign driven by the UpCrypter malware has emerged as a formidable challenge for organizations across the globe, deploying Remote Access Tools (RATs) like PureHVNC, DCRat, and...
Read MoreImagine a corporate environment where thousands of employees diligently complete their annual cybersecurity training, believing they are fortified against the ever-looming threat of phishing attacks, only to discover that their efforts might be in va...
Read MoreWhat if an innocent-looking calendar invite could empty your bank account? In 2025, cybercriminals have turned a trusted feature of Apple’s iCloud system into a dangerous weapon, sending fraudulent PayPal notifications that lure users into revealing...
Feature Article Read MoreImagine a small family-owned bakery in a quiet neighborhood suddenly losing access to its online ordering system because a hacker guessed a simple password like "bakery123," leading to stolen customer data and a shattered reputation.
The true danger of the most advanced phishing attacks currently circulating online lies not in a single deceptive link but in a meticulously engineered, multi-layered architecture designed to remain completely invisible until it is too late.
The modern enterprise is no longer a self-contained fortress but a sprawling ecosystem intricately woven together by third-party relationships, where the strength of the entire network is dictated by its most vulnerable partner.
Read MoreThe familiar jingle of car keys may soon become a sound of the past, as Mercedes-Benz has secured a patent for an advanced palm-vein biometric system poised to redefine how we access and interact with our vehicles.
Read MoreA severe and rapid escalation in risks to critical digital infrastructure is defining the current cyber threat landscape, driven by an alarming convergence of more powerful, sophisticated, and widely available attack methodologies.
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 MoreThe very individuals entrusted with defending digital fortresses have been unmasked as collaborators with the enemy, a chilling betrayal that underscores the pervasive threat of insiders turning their expertise into a weapon.
Read MoreThe very tools designed to enhance productivity within enterprise software are now being systematically weaponized, turning the trusted browser environment into a clandestine gateway for sophisticated cyberattacks targeting the enterprise software se...
Technology Review Read MoreA recently disclosed vulnerability within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Console, dubbed "CodeBreach," has highlighted the fragile nature of the software supply chain, demonstrating how a minuscule error could have placed millions of cloud environment...
Read MoreThe modern cybercriminal no longer needs to be a master coder; they simply need access to a dark web marketplace where sophisticated malware and intrusion tools are available for rent, making every organization a potential target.
Feature Article Read MoreThe very artificial intelligence designed to streamline software development and automate complex coding tasks could have been turned into a malicious insider, executing an attacker's commands from deep within a company's most sensitive codebases.
Feature Article Read MoreCybercriminals operating in underground communities have begun advertising a sophisticated phishing toolkit that leverages artificial intelligence to automate highly targeted attacks against Microsoft environments.
Read MoreA critical analysis based on tens of thousands of observed cyber incidents has starkly revealed that the security measures many organizations rely on are fundamentally misaligned with the fluid and adaptive nature of modern adversaries.
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