Teri Robinson is a Thought Leadership executive editor at SC Media. With a focus on cybersecurity, cybercrime, and the intersection of technology and business, she covers critical topics such as data breaches, phishing, and machine learning. Teri's work has been featured in Security Boulevard and DevOps.com, showcasing her commitment to delivering high-impact journalism for cybersecurity professionals and policymakers.
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By: Teri Robinson
Scammers dressed up like Catholic Charities and legitimate pro bone legal services on social media platforms are targeting immigrants and bilking them for money. Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is pressing Meta to follow its own terms and shut them down.
By: Teri Robinson
Cybersecurity professionals are on the move. Employers may be dismayed to learn that just 34% plan to stay put.
By: Teri Robinson
Phishing still hooks users around the world and coaxes them to hand over credentials. But on occasion the good guys take them down, like the FBI in collaboration with Indonesian law enforcement did with W3LLStore marketplace.
Browser extensions are collecting and reselling user data—perfectly legally—and opening up a slew of privacy and security issues.
By: Teri Robinson
A new report from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission reveals that while China is aggressively prosecuting fraud targeting its own citizens, it continues to turn a blind eye to industrial-scale scam centers victimizing Americans. This selective enforcement has incentivized Chinese criminal syndicates to pivot toward U.S. targets, resulting in over $10 billion in losses in 2024 through "pig-butchering" and crypto investment schemes. As attackers integrate AI to scale these operations and exploit cryptocurrency for money laundering, experts warn that organizations must treat social engineering as a structural infrastructure threat rather than a simple training issue, as diplomatic solutions remain unlikely in the current geopolitical climate
By: Teri Robinson
Remember that face—retailers like grocery chain Wegmans are using facial recognition to identify miscreants, but legislators in Erie County New York says that’s not cool. They recently passed Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act than bans the practice as well as the collection of other biometric data.
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.
By: Teri Robinson
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?
By: Teri Robinson
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?
