Defense Just Lost Its Head Start. Ask A Hospital What That Costs.

An AI agent ran a ransomware attack in July with nobody at the keyboard. When its first login failed, it read the error and corrected itself in seconds. Shelterzoom’s CEO says that becomes standard practice in months, not years. The AI did not need a human at the keyboard. Chao Cheng-Shorland, co-founder and CEO of … Read more

Dell Findings Show Cyber Resilience Plans, Weak Proof

“Hubris, thy name is ‘The backups are fine.’” A new Dell Technologies report points out a persistent gap in how organizations put cyber resilience into practice. Almost all say they have a strategy, but less than 40% consider it fully mature and always improving. The report also reveals a perception issue: 63% of respondents think … Read more

The Hidden Costs of Cyberattacks on Small Businesses

News of data breaches and cyberattacks against large corporations seems to make headlines every week. It’s easy for small business owners to think those stories don’t apply to them, but that assumption can leave them vulnerable. Attackers today use automated tools that scan the internet for potential weak spots. Any business that relies on technology, … Read more

Spektrum Labs Launches Platform to Deliver Proof of Cyber Resilience

Provable Cyber Resilience Spektrum Labs has exited stealth with the launch of its AI-powered Fusion platform, introducing a new approach to enterprise cyber resilience verification. The Fusion platform delivers cryptographic proof that cybersecurity, backup, and cyber insurance systems are functioning effectively. It helps Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) demonstrate that their safeguards work as intended. … Read more

The Uncomfortable Truth About Cybersecurity: Why Awareness Month Is Not Enough

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Cyber Resilience Is The New Seamanship Here’s the uncomfortable truth. “Cybersecurity Awareness Month” is a start. It is not a strategy. The risks do not pause on November 1. Ransomware crews do not take holidays. Boards cannot either. Sailors once read the sky to prepare for storms. Today, digital leaders must read the threat landscape. … Read more

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