When news broke that Columbia University suffered a cyberattack affecting nearly 870,000 individuals, the scale immediately...
Columbia University Breach Exposes 870,000 Records: The Case for Unified Cloud and SaaS Security
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26 Million Resumes Exposed – What the TalentHook Breach Teaches Us About Cloud Misconfigurations
When jobseekers upload their resumes online, they expect them to be viewed only by recruiters and employers. But for nearly...
Why DNS Is Becoming the Next Malware Delivery Channel
For decades, the Domain Name System (DNS) has quietly served as the backbone of the internet, translating user-friendly...
What Microsoft’s DDoS Outage Reveals About Hidden DNS Risks
When Microsoft confirmed that a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack had caused a nearly eight-hour disruption...
6 Cloud and SaaS Security Missteps That Can Leave Grocery Shelves Empty
In recent months, thousands of shoppers across Minnesota encountered an all-too-familiar pandemic-era sight: empty grocery...
Typosquatting by the Thousands: What LabHost Taught Us About DNS Blind Spots
When the FBI issued its FLASH alert on April 29, 2025, it revealed a massive phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) campaign known...
Homoglyph Attacks & Domain Squatting: The Hidden Risk to Your Brand
Cybercriminals are getting smarter—and stealthier. One of the most dangerous and overlooked threats to your brand is...
What the TCS Domain Hijack Still Teaches Us About DNS Security
In 2010, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest software services company, found its main website, tcs.com,...
From Aware to Actionable: Closing the Cloud Security Resilience Gap
At a period when cloud adoption is at an all-time high and the attack surface continues to expand, most organizations still...