Your security stack already knows who’s at risk — it just can’t tell you
A large company makes the news. A breach, started with a phishing email, spread through a compromised account, data exfiltrated […]
Cybersecurity Awareness
New Iran-Nexus Hacking Group Targets Israel Government and IT Sectors
A new cyber threat group linked to the Iranian government has been targeting Israeli government and IT organizations since early
usecure Announces New Distribution Partnership with Northamber
We’re pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with Northamber, the UK’s longest-established trade-only IT distributor. From January 2026, usecure
The Polite Social Engineering Attack: How Courtesy and Empathy Are Weaponized in Cybersecurity Threats
You’re at work, mid-morning, coffee still warm on your desk. Your phone rings. The voice on the other end is
GDPR Article 17: What Is the Right to Erasure?
Article 17 of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) plays a distinctive yet essential role in data protection law. It
Strengthening Public Safety Through Collective Defense
Public safety agencies rely on technology that cannot fail, making public safety cybersecurity a critical priority. From 911 and Computer-Aided
Why Social Engineering Attacks Are Successful… And How To Protect Against Them
02 Jul Why Social Engineering Attacks Are Successful… And How To Protect Against Them Posted at 09:17h in Blogs by
Repeat Offenders in Phishing: Here’s How We Train Them Out
Why are people still clicking? That’s the question echoing through security teams right now. Even in programs built on “best
From Lobster Heists To Bourbon Warehouse Scams
Illustration of a long shadow truck with a thief getty Last January, I told you about the great lobster heist
INC Ransomware Gang Targets the Legal Sector
The INC ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation has grown into one of the premier ransomware offerings, claiming hundreds of victims in 2026