Over the past decade, ransomware has evolved from a disruptive cyber nuisance into one of the most financially damaging, politically sensitive, and operationally crippling forms of cybercrime. As attackers matured and ransom demands soared, governments worldwide began reassessing how to protect national resilience — especially across critical national infrastructure (CNI).One of the most significant developments...
Cybercrime Isn’t Just a Big Business Problem Cybercriminals aren’t just going after banks or global corporations—they’re coming after small businesses in every community.Why? Because small businesses often have limited IT resources, less formal training, and may underestimate their risk. That makes them an easier target for scams, ransomware, and other digital attacks. The reality? Threats...
From Open Messages to Encrypted Minds Not long ago, we sent our thoughts into the world openly. A message written on a postcard — exposed for all to see — was considered normal, even charming. That postcard might pass through several hands before reaching its destination, each one a potential reader. Yet, this vulnerability was...