Security thinking, grounded in practice

Attackers have found new ways in, but stolen credentials still turn a small intrusion into a serious breach. This guide explains why password managers remain a core control for teams and how they help end access cleanly when employees leave, without losing the credentials those employees shared with colleagues.

AI-written email, cloned voices, and deepfake video calls are raising the stakes of executive phishing. This article looks at what the 2026 data shows about the threat, what a successful attack costs, and the measures leadership teams can put in place to reduce their exposure.

A new federal register goes live on October 1, 2026. The filing itself is simple. Proving your ownership records six months later is where most organizations will struggle.