Roman Cuprik

Multi-factor authentication is a necessity, and now it’s easy to deploy.

Authentication mechanisms are a vital aspect of cybersecurity deserving adequate protection, but increasing complexity makes them an easier target.

Cybercriminals can now steal facial recognition data and use AI to create deepfakes for authentication. What does it mean for consumers and business?

Opting for cheap cybersecurity solutions could prove more costly than you think.

C-level executives, diplomats, and high-ranking IT managers usually have access to sensitive information, huge amounts of data, finances, or more. And adversaries know it.

Cybersecurity is no longer a product, but a partnership that is fruitful rather than exhausting.

We are in the middle of a major transformation of how companies go to market, but relationships remain key.

Elections, like other mass events, offer broad opportunities for threat actors to target consumers and businesses. Governments need to be prepared.

Threat actors are developing new tools, phishing is getting more sophisticated, and AI is finally here. Organizations need to adapt and be proactive.