Stu Sjouwerman

Building secure AI agent systems requires a disciplined engineering approach focused on deliberate architecture and human oversight.

AI-made decisions are in many ways shaping and governing human lives. Companies have a moral, social, and fiduciary duty to responsibly lead its take-up.

Adopting a layered defense strategy that includes human-centric tools and updating security components.

Despite massive investment, the explosion of sophisticated malware and deepfake attacks persists because organizations struggle to verify digital identities and establish fundamental trust.

Combined with AI, polymorphic phishing emails have become highly sophisticated, creating more personalized and evasive messages that result in higher attack success rates.

Exploiting trust in the DeepSeek brand, scammers attempt to harvest personal information or steal user credentials.

With each passing year, social engineering attacks are becoming bigger and bolder thanks to rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence (A) is revolutionizing intelligence gathering, empowering cybersecurity defenders, and amplifying threat actor capabilities.

Organizations that get serious about mobile risks will reduce business risk and boost trust and confidence in their employees, customers, business partners and investors.

There are a number of lesser-known phishing techniques that are often overlooked or underestimated yet increasingly being employed by attackers.

Large language models (LLMs) are trained on vast amounts of data to learn patterns and recognize relationships in language usage. But they can’t discern...

Modern ransomware attacks are multi-staged and highly targeted. First, attackers research the target organization and its employees.

Moving from a state of indifference about security to a place where users actively champion it can be transformed through a focused effort.