There was a time when cybersecurity felt easier to understand. The threat was outside of your walls. A malicious file. A suspicious IP address. A brute-force attempt hammering at the gate. Security, at least in theory, was about building stronger walls and watching the perimeter. That’s no longer how many of the most consequential attacks begin. Now, the attacker often doesn’t break in. They sign in. That shift is one of the most important changes happening in cybersecurity r

For years, cyber insurance was relatively straightforward. You filled out a form, answered a few questions about your IT environment, and—assuming nothing looked obviously risky—you received a policy. Those days are over. Today, applying for cyber insurance often feels less like buying insurance and more like undergoing a cybersecurity audit. Carriers want to know exactly how your business protects its systems, your data, and your customers. And if the answers aren’t strong e

Introduction: The Invisible Threat in Your Cloud Stack Your employees aren't trying to compromise your organization. They’re trying to get work done. But in today’s cloud-first world, “getting work done” often means adopting tools your IT or security teams never approved: AI notetakers, free project trackers, cloud-based diagramming apps, browser plug-ins, or marketing automation platforms that integrate via a quick OAuth (Open Authorization) click. Welcome to the age of Shad

In today’s digital-first world, your email system is much more than just a way to send messages. It's a lifeline connecting you to clients, vendors, partners, and team members. Because of this, it's also a prime target for cyber criminals. If you’re a business leader or owner of a small to medium-sized business (SMB), understanding how email delivery works and how to harden it against attack is critical. In this Knowledge Base release, we'll walk through how email travels and