APT41 Google Calendar C2: A New Cloud Threat to Enterprises

APT41’s Google Calendar C2 Tactic: Protecting Enterprises from Cloud-Mask Espionage In a time when organizations are rapidly moving to the cloud, attackers are adapting just as fast, sometimes even faster. One of the most advanced cyber threat groups, APT41, recently showed just how far this evolution has come. By hiding malware commands inside something as

How AI-Powered Fraud Detection Strengthens Enterprise Cyber Defense

How AI-Powered Fraud Detection Strengthens Enterprise Cyber Defense AI fraud detection is changing the way enterprises defend against phishing, spoofing, and insider threats. Unlike rule-based systems, AI learns behavior, detects unusual activity in real time, and scales across large teams. This means faster response, fewer false alarms, and stronger cyber defense without adding complexity.  In

Shadow AI in Enterprises: The New Insider Threat You Didn’t See Coming

Shadow AI in Enterprises: The New Insider Threat You Didn’t See Coming Many employees are using unapproved AI tools to speed up their work, without telling IT or security teams. This “Shadow AI” may seem harmless, but it poses serious risks to data privacy, compliance, and cybersecurity. Here’s what every enterprise leader should know, and

Zero-Day Exploits Are Rising: Here’s What Every Enterprise Needs to Prepare For

Zero-Day Exploits Are Rising: Here’s What Every Enterprise Needs to Prepare For Just a few years ago, zero-day exploits were seen as rare, high-level threats. Today, they’re becoming more frequent, and more dangerous. The term “zero-day” refers to a security flaw that’s exploited by attackers before the software vendor even knows it exists. That means