Category Archives: Data Protection
RC4 Deprecation: Microsoft Mandates AES Transition for Kerberos
Microsoft has initiated a mandatory shift to AES encryption as the RC4 deprecation phase accelerates, forcing enterprises to update legacy security protocols. Continue reading
Maine Data Privacy Act Passed: New Rules for Targeted Advertising
Maine data privacy laws have become stricter as the state passes the Maine Online Data Privacy Act, mandating explicit consent for targeted advertising. Continue reading
Supply Chain Security Alert: Critical DevOps Automation Tools Targeted
A recent wave of attacks targeting trusted DevOps tools has placed supply chain security at the forefront of CI/CD risk management. Learn how to protect your pipelines. Continue reading
NIST Password Guidelines: Why Length Outweighs Complexity in 2026
Discover how the latest NIST password guidelines are reshaping data security by prioritizing length over complexity to create stronger, more resilient user authentication. Continue reading
Shadow AI Poses Significant New Data Security Risks for Enterprises
The unauthorized use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools by employees, termed “Shadow AI,” is emerging as a critical data security threat for enterprises. Continue reading
AI Data Breach: MyLovelyAI Leak Exposes 100,000 Users to Sextortion
A massive AI data breach at MyLovelyAI has leaked the personal information and private images of 100,000 users, triggering urgent warnings regarding sextortion and privacy. Continue reading
DBSC Protection in Chrome: Stopping 2FA Bypass Attacks
Google has launched DBSC protection for Chrome to prevent session cookie theft and secure user accounts against 2FA bypass threats. Continue reading
EvilTokens Phishing Campaign: Microsoft 2FA Bypass Alert
A new EvilTokens phishing campaign is bypassing Microsoft 2FA by exploiting the device code flow authentication protocol. Learn how to secure your organization. Continue reading
Utah Voter Privacy at Risk: How SB153 Exposes Private Records
New legislation in Utah has ignited a debate over Utah voter privacy, as SB153 prepares to move sensitive registration data onto public rolls starting May 2026. Continue reading