Teri Robinson

A pair of studies from the Cloud Security Alliance illuminates how organizations are struggling to see and manage AI agents—and stay a step ahead of bad actors.

Automated tank gauges have sat exposed with no password protections across the country. Is it surprising that Iranian hackers potentially exploited them? Do they portend more dangerous attacks to come?

Just a brief exposure of source code on GitHub by Shai-Hulud is enough to give TeamPCP plausible deniability and spark copycat campaigns.

Eight years ago, following a full-on panic, GDPR went into effect. And what has emerged in the years since is a much-needed benchmark for governance. Will the act remain relevant as AI reshapes the landscape?

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ShinyHunters keeps proving it’s a step or two ahead of defenders—and at the heart of the matter is the exploitation of trust. #shinyhunters #trust #ransomware

Sewer rats of the human kind clearly aren’t afraid to get dirty in the NYC sewer system, but could recent intrusions through manholes and other points of entry point to blindspots in security OT/CI?

Both the New York Knicks and ShinyHunters continued their winning streak last week but only one stole data at Madison Square Garden.

A resume may not appeal to a prospective employer but it’s pure gold for a bad actor. With job search platforms selling data to third parties, job seekers need to take steps to protect themselves.

ShinyHunters continues its “winning streak” with an assault on the Council of Europe and a threat to reveal HR, Payroll and other data lifted earlier in the month.