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The Identity Crisis CISOs Can No Longer Ignore
As 2026 budgeting ramps up, CISOs are under renewed pressure to cut costs without compromising security. Boards are demanding measurable ROI, while digital transformation efforts, increasingly ... Read More
Curly COMrades: Evasion and Persistence via Hidden Hyper-V Virtual Machines
Bitdefender first documented the Curly COMrades threat actor, operating to support Russian interests in geopolitical hotbeds, in August 2025. Since that initial discovery, subsequent forensics ... Read More
Cybersecurity Negligence Can’t Be a Cost of Doing Business Anymore
For years, organisations viewed cybersecurity failures as costly but absorbable mishaps. That era is over. Relentless, high-impact breaches now demand evolving accountability, impacting not just technology resilience but also governance, trust, and the rule of law. Read More
How to Select the Optimum Physical Security Solution for Your Business
Robust physical security is essential for organisations of all stripes and sizes. Conducting a judicious procurement process will ensure the solutions you invest in are robust, fit for purpose and represent value for money. Read More
AI Fear Meets FOMO
Introduction If you haven’t heard about AI, then you must be living on a different planet. It’s the talk of the town, with individuals using it to help them with everyday tasks, boardrooms discussing how best to implement it in their business, and more. However, behind this growing hype lies hesitation. While AI promises to boost productivity, build efficiency, reduce costs, and unlock the next level of insights, many businesses aren’t adopting it with open arms. A recent report highlighted that more than half (57 per cent) of professionals across enterprises and small-to-medium sized businesses admit to feeling anxious ... Read More
How Ransomware Economics Drives the Global Cybercrime Industry
Introduction Cybercrime has matured into a highly structured global economy, rivalling legitimate industries in sophistication and profitability. The World Economic Forum projects that cybercrime will cost the global economy $10.5 trillion in 2025, effectively making it one of the largest economies in the world. (1) Ransomware is a key growth driver which has transformed from opportunistic disruption into a calculated financial model to maximise return on investment (ROI) for cybercriminals. Modern ransomware is now delivered through professionalised networks, unlike early attacks carried out by isolated hackers. ... Read More