Why “We Encrypt at Rest” Is No Longer Enough
There’s a line I keep hearing in security reviews: “We encrypt the database. We’re covered.” A few years ago, that answer was acceptable. Today it’s a liability. The threat landscape…
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Hypervisors Infrastructure Attacks
Hypervisor-targeted ransomware just surged 700% in under a year. That’s not a typo. According to Huntress SOC data from late 2025, hypervisor-focused malicious encryption went from accounting for roughly 3%…
PCI DSS v4: What Actually Changed
The standard PCI Standard dropped back in March 2022, went through a minor housekeeping revision in June 2024, and as of 31 March 2025, every single requirement is now fully…
Malware Evolution: Adaptive code mutating in real-time.
For last three decades, cybersecurity has followed a familiar path. Attackers build something nasty, defenders figure out how to catch it, attackers tweak their approach, and the cycle continues. It…
Microsoft Defender Updates: January 2026
If you’re running any part of the Microsoft Defender stack, the past month brought some genuinely useful improvements worth knowing about. I’ve been tracking these changes and wanted to break…