The AI Security Paradox: Why Enterprise Adoption Is Outpacing Protection
As Fortune 1000 companies race to deploy artificial intelligence across their operations, a critical gap has emerged between innovation and security. The result could be the largest unintentional data exposure in corporate history.
The Managed Service Provider Blind Spot: How Sinobi Ransomware Is Exploiting Corporate America's Weakest Link
The attack represents a troubling evolution in ransomware operations. Rather than targeting companies directly, criminal groups are increasingly compromising the trusted third parties that maintain corporate networks. These managed service providers often hold privileged access to dozens or hundreds of client environments, making a single breach exponentially more valuable to attackers.
The Ransomware Group That Hired Lawyers and Caught North Korea's Attention
The group responsible, Qilin ransomware, represented something new in the criminal ecosystem: a ransomware operation so sophisticated and profitable that it now offers its affiliates access to legal counsel for ransom negotiations. By 2025, the group has logged more than 700 victims and established itself as the most prolific ransomware operation in the world.
The $3 Million Security Operations Decision Nobody Gets Right
Most organizations don't realize they're paying for monitoring when they actually need a security partner.
We have spent the last 10 years building and operating dedicated SOCs, and we keep seeing the same pattern: companies sign with an MDR provider expecting comprehensive security coverage, then hit a wall when they need something beyond basic monitoring.