Cybersecurity Training

Neon Cyber Launches Workforce Cybersecurity Platform to Protect Modern Teams

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Neon Cyber Emerges from Stealth with Browser-Level Security Neon Cyber has launched a new Cybersecurity Platform designed to protect employees where they work—inside browsers and SaaS tools. The company’s Workforce Cybersecurity Platform (WCP) provides real-time defense against phishing, credential abuse, and unmanaged SaaS applications. Founded by cybersecurity veterans Cody Pierce and Mark St. John, Neon … Read more

Top Strategies for Identity Verification in the Age of Deepfakes, Remote Work, and AI Threats

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Photorealistic split-face portrait showing identity verification in the age of deepfakes — left side a bearded man, right side a glitchy deepfake of a blonde woman with speech bubbles in different languages, symbolizing identity fraud, remote work security, and AI impersonation risks.

In today’s interconnected digital landscape, businesses face significant risks that directly affect their bottom line. The emergence of remote work, global subcontractors, cloud services, and Artificial Intelligence (AI), while increasing efficiency, has also dramatically expanded the potential for cyber threats. The question of identity verification becomes paramount when considering the potential business impact of fraud … Read more

Cybersecurity or Cyber Security? CIMA and Templar Don’t Care – They’re Securing Europe Either Way

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Attend to the Deed, Not The Word – Whether you write it “cyber security” or “cybersecurity,” the threats are real and rising, and two major organisations just joined forces to fight back. The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Templar Executives to strengthen cyber resilience across Europe’s finance … Read more

Zero Trust Meltdown: 83% of Engineers Admit to Bypassing Security in New Tailscale Report

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A split-screen illustration comparing Zero Trust security with real-world shortcuts. On the left, labeled "Zero Trust," a lock icon connects to circles representing Identity, MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication), and Access. On the right, labeled "Real-World Shortcuts," a computer with a warning triangle is surrounded by icons for passwords, a key symbol, a mobile phone, and a user badge, illustrating insecure practices.

Security Shortcuts Are the Norm, Not the Exception – It’s like locking your car, but leaving the keys in the ignition so you can get going a bit faster next time you head out. Technically locked, practically useless. That’s the state of cybersecurity today, according to Tailscale’s State of Zero Trust 2025 report. The new … Read more

One Click Can Cripple a Factory: Human Error Tops Cyber Risks in European Manufacturing

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Human Error Exposes Factory Floors – A careless click. A weak password. A moment of distraction. These are now the top vulnerabilities in Europe’s manufacturing sector. KnowBe4, a cybersecurity company specializing in human risk reduction, has released a report that sheds light on the human vulnerabilities within Europe’s manufacturing sector. The report, Securing Manufacturing’s Digital … Read more

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