INE Security Partners with Abadnet Institute for Cybersecurity Training Programs in Saudi Arabia

INE Security, a global leader in Cybersecurity training and certifications, has announced a strategic partnership with Abadnet Institute for Training, a Riyadh-based leader in specialized Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Networking training. The collaboration leverages INE Security's internationally recognized cybersecurity training content and Abadnet's established presence in the Saudi Arabian market to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity education programs across the region.

Lumma Stealer is Out... of business!

Since mid-2024, Bitsight has been collaborating with Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit and other partners to dismantle the operational capabilities of Lumma Stealer (LummaC2) — currently the most widely distributed information stealer. Early this week, a coordinated action was carried out to disrupt its operations and take down the supporting malware infrastructure.

Digital Brand Protection in the Age of Impersonation

Online fraud remains a significant and rapidly expanding threat in today's cyber threat landscape. According to the FTC, consumers in the U.S. lost a staggering $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024, a 25% surge from the previous year. The most commonly reported category? Imposter scams. This difficult-to-intercept form of fraud alone accounted for $2.95 billion of those losses.

Reducing Cybersecurity Debt with AI Autotriage

The boy who cried wolf goes back to a fable where a shepherd boy mocked the other villagers by telling them that a wolf was attacking the flock. The villagers believed him at first, but he was just laughing with them. When the shepherd boy repeated his joke, villagers started to ignore him and at some point a real wolf comes and attacks the sheep. The boy ‘cried wolf’ but nobody believed him anymore.

Key Takeaways from the IBM X-Force 2025 Threat Intelligence Index

Attackers have made a decisive switch toward stealthy, identity-centric attacks. Forget breaking in – modern cybercriminals simply log in. And that should be a concern. According to the IBM X-Force 2025 Threat Intelligence Index, nearly one-third of intrusions in 2024 were initiated not through sophisticated attacks, but through valid account exploitation.

Mapping the Future of AI Security

AI security is one of the most pressing challenges facing the world today. Artificial intelligence is extraordinarily powerful, and, especially considering the advent of Agentic AI, growing more so by the day. But it is for this reason that securing it is so important. AI handles massive amounts of data and plays an increasingly important role in operations; should cybercriminals abuse it, the consequences can be dire.