by PTSI Editorial Team | Oct 24, 2025 | ai, Business, mfa, network, password, password manager, Phishing, security, software, spam, Technology, update
Identity used to feel like one line of defense — a username and password, perhaps guarded by a firewall. Today, that line is under siege. As Laura Marx, RSA’s Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, explained, threat actors are becoming more skilled at bypassing...
by PTSI Editorial Team | May 20, 2025 | ai, mfa, network, password, password manager, Phishing, Ransomware, security, spam, update
In today’s digital world, cybercriminals don’t need to hack your systems to get what they want — they can simply trick you into handing over your information. This tactic is known as phishing, and it remains one of the most common and dangerous forms of cybercrime....
by PTSI Editorial Team | Apr 11, 2025 | ai, Business, gmail, laptop, mfa, Microsoft, network, password, password manager, Phishing, security, software, spam, Technology, update, VPN
Mobile devices have become our digital lifelines — helping us communicate, bank, work, shop, and share our lives online. But with this convenience comes a growing and often invisible threat: mobile application vulnerabilities. Today’s hackers aren’t always looking for...
by PTSI Editorial Team | Feb 14, 2025 | ai, Business, network, Phishing, Ransomware, security, software, spam, Technology, update, VPN
A weeks-long brute force attack campaign has escalated to unprecedented levels, affecting critical security infrastructure worldwide. According to the Shadowserver Foundation, an alarming 2.8 million IP addresses have been participating daily in coordinated attempts...
by PTSI Editorial Team | Dec 20, 2024 | ai, google, Google Bard, google workspace, Phishing, Pixel Fold, Ransomware, security, software, spam, Technology, update
Cybercriminals are now exploiting Google Calendar invites as a phishing tactic, targeting about 300 organizations with over 4,000 phishing emails in just four weeks. By manipulating email headers, these attackers make their messages appear as legitimate invitations...
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