Email-based threats are evolving faster than traditional solutions can keep up. According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, the use of synthetically generated text in malicious emails has doubled over the past two years. That makes it far more difficult to spot social engineering attacks like phishing, which trick users with deceptive messages.

If your organization serves patients in both the United States and the European Union, two regulators, HIPAA and GDPR, are already watching your website. Specifically, what happens in the seconds between a visitor landing on your page and your analytics stack doing its job. In March 2024, OCR mentioned that even unauthenticated website interactions, like a user browsing your oncology content or typing into a symptom checker, can constitute PHI if the visit is for health-related purposes.

In this age of computers and the internet, cyber risks like spoofing attacks are becoming more sophisticated and more harmful. Spoofing is when cybercriminals pretend to be legitimate entities, like companies, people, or websites, to trick people into giving up private information or doing malicious activities. Spoofing has significant effects, ranging from financial losses to reputational damage. According to Proofpoint’s research, over 90% of phishing attacks occur through email spoofing alone.

The U.S. public sector faces unique challenges as it is tasked with safeguarding the most sensitive data of citizens, all while maintaining the critical infrastructure that keeps society functioning. Unfortunately, government and educational institutions are no longer just peripheral targets, they are on the frontline of cyberattacks.

In 2024, the California Attorney General established a new standard for mobile app compliance after securing a $500k settlement with Tilting Point Media, owing to misconfigured SDKs in one of their games that led to inadvertent CCPA and COPPA violations. The issue? The misconfigured SDKs silently caused sales and the share of children’s data without parental consent. And despite the company’s argument that the misconfiguration was unintentional, the AG’s response set a precedent.

Let’s be honest. EDR has improved endpoint security dramatically over the last few years. It catches malware, blocks suspicious processes, and alerts on abnormal behavior. But no tool is perfect. Every detection model has blind spots. Attackers know this. They test environments. They move carefully. They use living-off-the-land techniques, stolen credentials, and legitimate tools. Sometimes, they move in ways that don’t immediately trigger alarms.

Spear phishing is on the rise in the US and is quickly becoming the biggest cybersecurity threat for businesses. With more sophisticated, human-like emails and a greater reliance on email communication in general, it can be difficult to spot a standard phishing attack, let alone a spear phishing one.

ThreatSpike can now autofill your email, password, and even MFA using credentials stored in your Vault. The popup UI allows you to easily select between multiple credentials. Coming soon: Expanding the website support for autofill Automatically importing logins to the ThreatSpike Vault upon login.

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The most dangerous attacker inside your OT network right now may not have brought a single piece of malware with them. They’re using your own tools. Your own administrative credentials. Your own scheduled tasks and remote management utilities to execute malicious commands, move laterally, and quietly pre-position for a future disruption. This is living-off-the-land (LOTL), the dominant attack technique in critical infrastructure targeting today.