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Cyber Warfare Comes to West Michigan: What the Stryker Cyberattack Means for Manufacturing

In March 2026, one of West Michigan's most recognizable manufacturers found itself at the center of a major cybersecurity incident. Medical technology company Stryker, headquartered near Grand Rapids, experienced a widespread cyberattack that reportedly disrupted systems across its global network.

Why Some UX Design Work Just Feels Right

Spend enough time around digital products and a pattern starts to emerge. Some interfaces feel easy almost immediately. You move through them without thinking much about where to click or what a button means. Other products do the opposite. They slow people down in quiet, frustrating ways. The difference rarely comes down to colors or fonts. More often it's the logic underneath the interface. The structure of decisions. The way the product anticipates what someone might want to do next.

Why Marketing Teams Are Rethinking the Way Customer Personas Are Built

How well do marketing teams really understand their customers today? For years, businesses have relied on buyer personas (detailed profiles representing their ideal customers) to guide messaging, campaigns, and product positioning. And the concept has clearly gained traction: studies show that 44% of marketers already use buyer personas, while another 29% plan to adopt them soon.

Why geopolitical tensions should raise cyber awareness

When geopolitical tensions rise, cybersecurity quickly becomes part of the public conversation. Government agencies issue warnings. Security teams increase monitoring. Headlines start asking which organizations could become targets if cyber operations escalate alongside physical conflict. But geopolitical conflict does not suddenly create cyber risk. What it does increase is the likelihood that existing weaknesses will be tested and pre-existing risks could be exposed.

Is Icedrive Safe to Store Your Personal Files?

If you’re tired of big tech cloud companies profiting from your data, fortunately, you have a variety of options available to make the switch from Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud, and others. From cloud companies like Internxt, which was founded as a secure and private alternative to Google Drive, to Icedrive, a cloud storage company from the UK, you may be considering which option is best for you. But, is Icedrive safe?

Basic PowerCLI Scripting for VMware vSphere

Previously, we looked at PowerCLI – what it is, how to install it, and integrating into Windows Powershell ISE. Now, let’s take a look at basic scripting including connecting, PowerCLI commandlets, as well as looping. NAKIVO for VMware vSphere Backup Complete data protection for VMware vSphere VMs and instant recovery options. Secure backup targets onsite, offsite and in the cloud. Anti-ransomware features. DISCOVER SOLUTION.

Why Evolving Cyber Threats Rely on Old Vulnerabilities

Credential abuse, exploitation of vulnerabilities, or phishing were the initial access vectors in 61% of breaches in 2025, according to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigation Report. While new threats present fresh challenges to security teams, reports like this highlight that cybercriminals still favor well-established attack methods and exploit familiar weaknesses.

ACME Renewal Information (ARI) solves mass certificate revocation

In July 2024, DigiCert discovered they’d been issuing certificates with improper domain validation for five years. They gave customers 24 hours to replace 83,000 certificates. CISA issued an emergency alert. Critical infrastructure operators couldn’t meet the deadline. Some customers sued. That’s what mass revocation looks like in practice. The CA finds a compliance problem, the clock starts, and everyone scrambles. ACME Renewal Information (ARI) is the fix.

Standing up for the open Internet: why we appealed Italy's "Piracy Shield" fine

At Cloudflare, our mission is to help build a better Internet. Usually, that means rolling out new services to our millions of users or defending the web against the world’s largest cyber attacks. But sometimes, building a better Internet requires us to stand up against laws or regulations that threaten its fundamental architecture.