Why You Need The Human Element In Zero-Trust Security
Instead of blindly following the zero-trust concept, organizations may want a structure that requires nuance, incorporating architecture to remediate the ill-advised and often unintentional actions of the human beings using these systems. Zero trust has become the default security approach for many organizations that believe this concept best protects data.
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Cyber Magazine: Experts React to OpenAI Hacking Australian Govt Websites
OpenAI agents “infiltrated” the Government websites in Australia when tasked with relatively mundane research, in what is being noted as one of the first incidents of its kind.
VMBlog: Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: What Industry Experts Want You to Know
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and if the last twelve months have proven anything, it’s that the threat landscape isn’t slowing down to observe it. From AI-powered phishing campaigns and deepfake-driven social engineering to the steady drumbeat of ransomware attacks hitting hospitals, schools, and municipalities, security teams have had precious little downtime in 2026. This annual observance, now in its third decade, remains one of the industry’s best excuses to pause, take stock, and ask: are we actually getting safer, or just busier?
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