Threat Landscape | IT Brew

Scenes from the 1995 movie, The Net, an American action thriller film starring Sandra Bullock

IT Brew Movie Club: ‘The Net’ (1995)

Three decades later, we’re still leaving trails and pushing people’s buttons.

Cybersecurity disclosure

How researchers accidentally found a large-scale threat platform

The attack leverages malicious domains that mimic actual hospitality and commerce websites.

Caroline Nihill

Block the breach: an IT Brew interactive game

Block the breach: a ransomware game

In this game, navigate a ransomware crisis and save your company from data theft and ruin.

Caroline Nihill, Eoin Higgins, Nick Kolakowski

A robot arm reaches through a computer screen to press the keyboard.

What you need to know about Google’s AI exploit discovery

Companies should pay special attention to the findings, one expert says.

Caroline Nihill

empty board meeting in office

CISOs are meeting with board leaders, but are they being heard?

A new report says board members want a better understanding of cyber-threat impact.

Keeping fans connected, safe is top priority for network admins.

Defending global sporting events requires coordination, information

CISO tells IT Brew that global sporting events “do come with an even higher risk profile and threat landscape.”

Technology use age gap

Gen Z’s cybersecurity readiness faces challenges

“Most of them are born in and around technology, and they inherently trust everything that they do online,” cybersecurity influencer says.

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