Swissport International AG is the world’s largest ground-handling company, ensuring seamless operations across 276 airports in 45 countries handling approximately 247 million airline passengers per year, as of the end of 2024. That kind of scale brings complexity. For Swissport’s new IT leadership, that complexity had grown into an unsustainable mix of legacy security controls, fragmented remote access solutions, and painfully slow troubleshooting. Then came the shift.

In DNS spoofing, hackers will modify DNS records that are directing web traffic in a way that users will now be sent to fraudulent websites that may seem legitimate. Basically, DNS is the internet's phone book. However, DNS can be tricked. In DNS spoofing, the cybercriminals place false DNS records in the DNS server cache, which resolves and directs users to websites controlled by the attacker.

Researchers at Hoxhunt have found that AI agents can now outperform humans at creating convincing phishing campaigns. The researchers state that in 2023, AI-powered phishing was 31% less effective than humans. In November 2024, it was 10% less effective than humans. Then in March 2025, the AI was 24% more effective than humans.

Let’s start with an obvious statement, and then let’s dig into it. Security incident investigations are expensive. Period. Especially when multiple highly-skilled team members are involved. Every hour spent hunting down threats or false alarms carries a real dollar cost. Industry research shows that the fully-loaded labor rate for IT security staff averages about $62.50 per hour.

DevOps has become an important practice for companies looking to efficiently meet customers’ expectations, accelerate software delivery, and optimize resources. Companies that embrace the DevOps culture can smoothly merge their development and operations teams, resulting in faster releases and better development.

Dev teams work in sprints. Security threats don’t. As the code runs fast and releases the ship daily, security often plays catch-up. Not because the teams do not care, but because most of the tools are not actually designed for modern teams. Result? There is a long list of unresolved issues. A lot of alerts. Limited visibility. And in the rush to ship, security still gets treated as a blocker instead of a baseline. Meanwhile, the risk keeps growing.

In today's cybersecurity landscape, organizations face an ever-present and often underestimated threat: human risk. Despite significant advancements in technological defenses, human error remains a leading cause of data breaches and security incidents. Multiple industry studies and research reports consistently show that between 70% and 90% of data breaches involve some form of human related cause - whether through social engineering, errors or misuse.

Autonomous AI agents - known as Computer-Using Agents (CUAs) - are no longer science fiction! These systems can browse websites, interact with applications, and carry out tasks on their own. While intended to increase productivity, they can already be repurposed by threat actors for malicious use.