Why AI Prompt Injection Is the New Social Engineering | BlackFog
Find out why cybersecurity pros should be treating AI prompt injection hacks in the same way as social engineering attacks.| BlackFog
Find out why businesses should be considering AI endpoint security solutions and what benefits can these offer over legacy EDR tools.| BlackFog
Discover why large organizations need scalable, adaptive enterprise endpoint security solutions that protect diverse devices and environments.| BlackFog
Understanding the difference between EDR vs XDR is essential when determining which endpoint security solutions are best for your business.| BlackFog
Endpoint management plays a vital role in protecting businesses from inbound threats and data loss. Learn best practices to secure devices.| BlackFog
What should firms look for when considering a modern, AI-assisted intrusion prevention systems?| BlackFog
Infostealers compromise credentials and open the door to ransomware. Learn what they are, how they work, and key steps to keep your business safe.| BlackFog
Data poisoning corrupts the information resources that AI systems rely on. Learn how this growing threat works, why it matters and what steps your business can take to defend against it.| BlackFog
Find out why cybersecurity pros should be treating AI prompt injection hacks in the same way as social engineering attacks.| BlackFog
What does adaptive security involve and why is it essential in an era of AI-powered cyberthreats?| BlackFog
Learn about some of the key LLM cybersecurity issues that need to be considered when adding tools like generative AI to firms' systems.| BlackFog
What network and website security issues should firms be looking at to ensure their sensitive information is fully protected from data breaches?| BlackFog
Find out why microsegmentation is an increasingly popular option for supporting zero trust networking approaches.| BlackFog
At WWDC 2025, Apple introduced an interesting new API, NEURLFilter, to respond to a key challenge we’ve talked about previously: the inherent conflict between privacy and security when trying…| text/plain
The vast majority of cyberthreats arrive via one of two related sources: That means that by combining network-level sensors and throttles with threat intelligence (about attacker sites), security s…| text/plain
Last November, I wrote a post about the basics of security software. In that post, I laid out how security software is composed of sensors and throttles controlled by threat intelligence. In today&…| text/plain
