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Building Trust in AI: KnowBe4's Journey Toward ISO 42001 Certification

At KnowBe4, everything we do is built on a foundation of innovation and trust. As we bring more artificial intelligence (AI) into our human risk management platform, we believe it’s essential to be transparent and responsible every step of the way. That's why we're proud to announce that we are pursuing ISO 42001 certification, the world's first standard for managing AI systems.

Going DEEP: A Simple Framework for a Complex Problem

In our previous blog post, we discussed the behavioral science behind why people click on malicious links. So far in this series, we’ve established that our old security playbooks are broken and that we’re dealing with the complex psychology of the human brain. Trying to tackle that all at once can feel like herding cats. What we need is a simple, memorable mental map to bring structure to the chaos. Let’s go DEEP.

What is Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol and How to Adopt it?

Imagine autonomous agents negotiating and acting on your behalf—no manual hand-offs, just an efficient, policy‑driven communication. That’s the promise of Google’s Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol, unveiled at Google Cloud Next in April 2025. Developed with input from over 50 partners, A2A is now open-sourced under the Apache 2.0 license and governed by the Linux Foundation.

New WatchGuard Endpoint Security: Cut the Noise, See the Attack, Act Faster

We’re excited to deliver innovative improvements across the WatchGuard Endpoint Security portfolio, now available to customers and partners. Security teams face two realities at once: stealthier threats and noisier operations. This update focuses on outcomes, stronger prevention against fileless and living-off-the-land attacks, and faster, clearer investigations that reduce alert fatigue and mean time to respond (MTTR).

Your Guide to Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025

October is here, and this means it is Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM). Technology continues to advance at lightning speed, so protecting your digital life has never been more critical.‍ These blogs will walk you through the four CSAM themes designed to help you strengthen your defenses, protect your identity, and keep your family, friends and colleagues safe online.‍

Beyond Compliance: Why Continuous Threat Monitoring Pays for Itself

Compliance sets the floor, not the ceiling. Audits confirm paperwork and control intent, attackers test reality, but continuous threat monitoring closes that gap. It watches live behavior, flags anomalies, and guides a fix before damage spreads. This protects revenue, customers, and brand trust. It also streamlines operations. In this article, you will learn why a living signal beats static rules, and how it pays for itself.

When Electricity Meets Cyber: How Electric Firms Must Harden Their Systems

The electric sector is undergoing a digital revolution. From smart meters to automated substations, electricity providers now rely heavily on software, connected devices, and real-time data analytics. While this transformation drives efficiency, sustainability, and innovation, it also exposes power grids and electrical systems to cyber risks. As cyberattacks on critical infrastructure become more frequent, firms must not only harden their systems but also strengthen their workforce to meet this evolving challenge.

Overcoming Alcohol Addiction in Ontario: How Personalized Inpatient Rehab Changes Lives

Alcohol addiction continues to be a serious public health challenge in Ontario. Despite the availability of resources, many individuals struggle to access care that genuinely addresses the root causes of addiction on alcohol and promotes sustainable recovery. That's where personalized inpatient rehab stands out-offering not only 24/7 medical supervision and structured detoxification but also deep emotional healing through individualized, holistic treatment approaches.

The right to privacy should also apply to your online activity-no exceptions

Most of us already know we’re being tracked every time we go online—cookies this, permissions that. You’re basically forced to accept some level of tracking just to use the internet. The good news? There’s been plenty of pushback against what many rightly see as weak privacy safeguards—both from governments and the public. But for all the progress we’ve made, we’re still only scratching the surface. True online privacy is a long way off.