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Microsoft Copilot Hacked by Questions About Itself

Despite recent headlines claiming “Microsoft Copilot Hacked,” the platform wasn't literally breached in the traditional sense. Researchers did find a way, though, to make it reveal information that helped them build an attack. Varonis, the …

The Case for Stronger AI Guardrails

When the construction company built your business’s headquarters, the crew followed building codes and used the right materials and methods to ensure that the finished structure was safe and sound. However, that doesn’t mean that …

SMEs Face Growing Interest From Cybercriminals

Ask a small business owner whether they think they’re a target for hackers, and they’ll probably laugh. Why would anyone bother going after a mom-and-pop retailer or PR firm with fewer than 10 employees? There's …

Android Malware and Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Cybersecurity Awareness Training: The 13-Minute Phone Call That Could Cost Your Business Thousands By Peter Noble, Founder and CEO of Noble Technology Group Imagine your office manager receives a call from someone claiming to represent …

SQL Injection Attack: Business Cybersecurity Lessons

A vulnerable public-facing application can expose more than its database when excessive permissions and limited monitoring allow an attack to spread. How a SQL Injection Attack Led to a Full Server Takeover: A Business Cybersecurity …

.ai Domains Surge Past .com for First Time

Have you noticed the rise of .ai domains lately? Learn more about the recent boom of this website address option and what it might mean for your establishment's digital foothold. The State of Web Addresses …

Levi’s Security Incident Raises Fears Over Stolen Data

Businesses can experience cyberattacks at any time, even big-name corporations. Major firms around the world are experiencing an uptick in cyberattacks, including ransomware incidents that can disrupt operations or expose sensitive data. That was the …

World Cup Lessons for Building Strong Workforces

North America recently hosted the six-week World Cup, bringing millions of fans to stadiums and screens. Many employees changed their schedules or took time off to watch matches live. Those changes created staffing and productivity …

AI-Powered Cybersecurity: How Businesses Can Stay Ahead of Modern Threats

AI-Powered Cybersecurity: How Businesses Can Stay Ahead of Modern Threats By Peter Noble, Founder and CEO of Noble Technology Group Cybersecurity has always been a race between attackers and defenders. For as long as I …

Deepfake Employees Are Real: How AI Is Changing Hiring, Security, and Compliance

Deepfake Employees Are Real: How AI Is Changing Hiring, Security, and Compliance By Peter Noble, Founder and CEO of Noble Technology Group What if the newest person on your team was not who you thought …

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