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Scraping can be beneficial for businesses, but it carries risks for legitimate users and is used by cybercriminals to collect and compromise sensitive data — a growing security risk. Information is power, and it comes with great responsibility. Today, the competitive advantage that companies can gain by having up-to-date information means the ability to provide a better value proposition for all their customers or expand their customer base. To ensure they can keep themselves

Not every email attachment is as benign as it seems. Malware has many forms, and just as many ways (vectors) it could arrive from. Of these, malicious documents attached to emails might be the most common method. It’s simple: You receive an email from a sender (known or unknown) suggesting you open the attached document in it—to check the results of a tax audit, for example. What happens next depends on what sort of file the document is: Is it a PDF? A docx with macros e

iPhones are difficult to hack, but they are not immune to sophisticated attacks. Learn how to distinguish genuine signs of compromise from common device issues, strengthen your security, and take the right steps if you suspect your iPhone has been hacked. iPhones are hard to hack but not immune. Protect your device by switching on automatic iOS updates, creating a strong Apple ID + 2FA, and – if you’re a high-risk user – enabling Lockdown Mode. Remember that even updated iPho

Artificial intelligence has crossed another remarkable and uncomfortable frontier. Researchers have used generative AI to design entirely new viruses, and some of those designs successfully functioned in laboratory experiments. The development is being described as a major milestone for generative biology. It also raises a difficult question for the technology industry: when AI becomes capable of designing biological systems, how do we make sure the same capability cannot eve

Rising data demands are redefining enterprise resilience. Has digitization grown beyond the financial or practical means of enterprise? The unwanted consequences of moving from physical paper trails to cyber ones have exposed the roads with which enterprise data takes to and from its intended destination. To some, this risk exposure might be worth it. Moving on from paper has allowed businesses to create many niche applications. For example, banks can create specific apps for

SMBs recognize both the utility and risks posed by integrating AI tools, according to the 2026 ESET SMB Cyber Readiness Index. In just three years, AI has revolutionized how employees accomplish everyday work, and most businesses now have AI tools integrated to increase their effectiveness. However, as with every quickly spreading innovation, AI tools also attract cybercriminals who love to swim in unmonitored waters. ESET’s 2026 SMB Cyber Readiness Index shows that small a

Recent reports that Zenith Bank is investigating unauthorized access to a limited set of customer information have once again highlighted an uncomfortable reality: cyberattacks are no longer rare events they are part of today's digital landscape. While the bank has stated that its core banking infrastructure and financial systems remain secure, the exposure of customer contact information alone is enough to create opportunities for cybercriminals to launch convincing phishing

SOCs provide continuous monitoring, threat detection, and incident response. If you’ve heard of a Security Operations Center (SOC), but never seen one, one might picture a huge, bustling control room with enough large screens to run a mission to Mars. The reality is often quite different – and it’s better to think of a SOC as a function rather than a room that could have been part of a movie set. It’s an operational capability, designed to reduce risk across an organization.

iPhones are difficult to hack, but they are not immune to sophisticated attacks. Learn how to distinguish genuine signs of compromise from common device issues, strengthen your security, and take the right steps if you suspect your iPhone has been hacked. iPhones are hard to hack but not immune. Protect your device by switching on automatic iOS updates, creating a strong Apple ID + 2FA, and – if you’re a high-risk user – enabling Lockdown Mode. Remember that even updated iPho

The screenshot may look convincing, but it doesn’t necessarily prove that the payment, booking or conversation is genuine Someone sends you a screenshot showing that a payment has gone through. It carries the right logo, amount, timestamp and transaction status. Yet the money never arrives. What passes for proof today can generally be very different from just a few years ago. Screenshots, often commonly treated as a convenient record of a payment, message or online conversati