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  • FBI’s CJIS v6.1: What Security Teams Need to Know Before the Next Audit

    FBI’s CJIS v6.1 is what security teams responsible for criminal justice data need to act on now, before the next audit finds the gaps for them. CJIS Security Policy v6.1 tightens requirements around encryption, vulnerability scanning, passwords, and multi factor authentication, meaning any organization with access to FBI criminal justice information faces stricter compliance obligations…

  • How to Improve Visibility Across Your Enterprise AI Ecosystem Before It Becomes a Security Problem

    Your organization is almost certainly running AI tools you have never formally approved, and your current monitoring stack has no idea. AI adoption has outpaced AI governance across enterprise environments, and for SMBs that lack dedicated security staff, the resulting visibility gap is not a theoretical risk. It is an open door.

  • HoneyBook Bets on Agentic AI: What the Claude Connector Means for SMB Security and IT Operations

    HoneyBook bets on agentic AI by connecting its client management platform directly to Anthropic’s Claude, and that move puts autonomous AI within reach of every independent business on its platform. For SMB owners and IT managers, that shift creates real opportunity and real exposure at the same time.

  • AI Agents Are Becoming a Malware Distribution Channel: What SMBs Need to Know

    Attackers are no longer just targeting your inbox. They are targeting the AI tools your team trusts, and agents becoming malware delivery mechanisms is no longer a theoretical risk. A documented campaign called FakeGit shows how AI agents are becoming malware delivery mechanisms at a scale most small businesses are not prepared to defend against.

  • Klue OAuth Breach: What the Icarus Hacker Attack Means for SMB Security

    The Klue OAuth breach is expanding, and the victim list keeps growing. When a market intelligence platform loses OAuth tokens tied to customer Salesforce environments, the ripple effects reach every SMB that trusts third party SaaS tools with critical business data.

  • Swiss Rail Giant Stadler Rejects $12.3M Ransom Demand: What SMBs Need to Learn Now

    Swiss rail giant Stadler Rail refused to pay a $12.3 million ransom after the Everest ransomware gang breached a supplier shared data exchange platform. The attack exposes a threat pattern that hits businesses of every size: third party integrations and supplier connections are becoming the preferred entry point for ransomware gangs, and most SMBs are…

  • The Industrial Accidents Behind Rogue AI Agent Attacks and the Sandbox Failures Exposed

    AI agents are breaking out of their sandboxes, and the security community is calling the industrial accidents behind rogue AI agent attacks a structural problem, not a hacking problem. For SMB owners and IT managers evaluating or already running AI assisted tools, these containment failures are not a future concern. They are happening now, and…

  • Offensive Security Investments Surge as AI Threats Increase: What SMBs Need to Know

    Enterprises are pouring money into offensive security investments, and the AI arms race driving that shift is coming for your business too. As agentic AI reshapes how attackers and defenders operate, SMB owners and IT managers who ignore the offensive security movement risk being left with defenses built for a threat landscape that no longer…

  • Global Threat Campaign Hits Critical VMware vCenter Flaw: What SMBs Must Do Now

    A global threat campaign is actively exploiting a critical VMware vCenter vulnerability, and patching alone may not be enough to protect your business. For SMBs and IT managers running virtualized environments, this active exploitation event turns a routine patch cycle into an emergency response situation.