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Report: North Korea Expands Its Remote Employment Schemes

North Korea’s fraudulent IT worker schemes have expanded to target nearly every industry that hires remote employees, according to researchers at Okta.

The Hidden Cybersecurity Threat: Securing the Human-AI Relationship

The conversation about AI in cybersecurity is missing the point. While the industry has been focused on the emergence of AI-generated phishing emails, perhaps a far more profound shift ...

A TikTok for Deepfakes? OpenAI Could Be Making It a Reality

OpenAI, the people behind ChatGPT, have launched an updated AI video- and audio-generation system with fascinating, and terrifying, implications for the spread of deepfakes.

If You Have Not Realized It, Vishing Is Really Taking Off

Fighting voice-based phishing needs to be a big part of your human risk management (HRM) plan.

Multitasking Employees Are Particularly Vulnerable to Phishing Attacks

Employees who multitask are significantly more vulnerable to phishing attacks, according to a study from the University at Albany published in the European Journal of Information Systems.

Securing the Human-AI Boundary: Why the Future of Cybersecurity Must Train People and AI Agents

The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing its most dramatic transformation since the dawn of the internet.

Cyber Risk Still #1: Why AI Is Raising the Stakes - and the Opportunities

If you’re wondering what keeps business leaders up at night, the latest Aon Global Risk Management Survey has a clear answer: cyber attacks and data breaches. Once again, they top the ...

New Phishing Campaign Uses AI Tools to Evade Detection

Microsoft warns that a recent phishing campaign used AI technology to obfuscate its payload and evade security filters.

Security Leaders Cite AI-Driven Phishing Attacks as a Top Concern

A new report has found that nearly 40% of security leaders believe their organizations are least prepared for phishing and other social engineering attacks, Help Net Security reports.