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Ransomware is no longer just a persistent cyber threat it is rapidly evolving into a more automated, more scalable, and more disruptive force as criminals increasingly turn to artificial intelligence. A recent outlook from the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security warns that ransomware activity continues to grow and adapt, with malicious actors using AI to lower technical barriers and intensify pressure on their targets. Over the past several years, Canadian organizations across

Philippine organizations are becoming increasingly exposed to cyber risk through their third-party relationships, yet many remain underprepared to manage that exposure effectively. Recent findings from a regional supply chain defense survey reveal that only a small portion of organizations in the Philippines have an established or optimized approach to third-party cyber risk management. Compared to peers across the Asia-Pacific region, local organizations rank among the least

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the most influential forces shaping cybersecurity, but for many organizations, it is also exposing a dangerous skills gap. As cyber threats grow more frequent, automated, and financially damaging, businesses are discovering that technology alone cannot compensate for the lack of trained people who know how to deploy, manage, and govern it effectively. Recent findings from a global cybersecurity skills gap study highlight a st

Phishing has taken a decisive turn in the Philippines, and the shift is happening faster than many organizations and consumers realize. Recent findings show that link-based attacks are now the fastest-growing digital threat in the country, overtaking traditional scam calls and text messages. Risky URLs surged from just over thirteen thousand in the first quarter to nearly fifty thousand by the end of the year, an almost four-fold increase that signals a fundamental change in