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Why Small Businesses Are Prime Targets for Hackers

Small businesses are prime targets because attackers can scale low-effort techniques across thousands of similar environments, while many SMBs lack full-time security staff and mature controls. New data shows SMBs are targeted far more often than large organizations, and reported cybercrime losses climbed to 16.6 billion dollars in 2024. Strong identity, basic hardening, and regular validation reduce the risk fast.

When AI Joins the Cybercrime Underworld: How Far Ahead Are Hackers Now?

In this week's episode, discover how AI-driven attacks are rewriting the rules of cybersecurity. Phishing is nearly impossible to spot, deepfakes target companies, and self-evolving malware is changing the game. Meet the new adversary: artificial intelligence. Watch the full discussion in this week's show.

How I 'Hacked' an Online Store #businesslogic #ecommerce #cybersecurity #apisecurity

A $10,000 Order for $1? Your Business Logic is Broken Attackers aren't just breaking code; they're exploiting the rules of your business to commit fraud. When your application's logic is flawed: Your payment and fulfillment systems can be desynchronized. You can lose massive revenue to easily preventable abuse. Your inventory and financial reporting become unreliable. Watch how a simple business logic flaw can lead to catastrophic financial loss in this real-world example. Is your e-commerce platform safe?

Lessons from the Dark Web: What Hackers Teach Us about Cyber Resilience

With a background in philosophy, my transition into the world of cybersecurity as a penetration tester sparked a deep curiosity about the inner workings of the prolific cybercrime groups I saw in the news. To better defend against these groups, I needed to understand more about how they worked, specifically how they recruited people, vetted them, and turned their skills into a profitable business model.

Decipher Me. What Hack Can You Detect?

What do people love more than secrets? Deciphering them. Join Etay Maor, founding member of Cato CTRL and chief security strategist at Cato, as he exposes the hidden mechanics behind AI prompt injections. From the secret codes of espionage to the subtle tricks of modern cybercriminals, this session connects the dots between history’s ciphers and today’s AI vulnerabilities. Because every secret has a pattern—if you know where to look.