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How GenAI is Changing Data Security and What Enterprises Must Do

Generative AI (GenAI) is changing data security in today's businesses. It affects both cybersecurity defenses and the types of threats we face. Organizations encounter innovations that boost detection and automate tasks. However, these changes also create new avenues for attack. Security leaders must understand this duality to protect systems and information. This article examines the dual impact of GenAI on enterprise security. We cover the opportunities it creates for defense and the new risks it introduces. Finally, we outline actionable strategies to protect your organization.

Understanding Inheritance Taxes in Plain English: What Every Family Should Know

Money, family, and the future, these topics can feel heavy, right? When a loved one passes away, the last thing anyone wants is confusion about taxes and paperwork. Yet inheritance-related taxes can surprise families if they're not prepared. Think of it like a road trip: if you don't check the map beforehand, you might hit unexpected tolls. This article breaks down inheritance taxes in simple terms, explains how they affect everyday people, and shows how legal guidance can help families avoid costly mistakes, without promoting any specific firm or brand.

APT Teens, AI Voices and 2025 Helpdesk Attacks

The 2025 year in review episode shows how advanced threat groups rely on simple steps, from infostealer credentials to AI voice tools, to work through helpdesks. Native language, fake confusion and social engineering still unlock password resets in 2025, opening the door to ransomware and double extortion across networks.

The Benefits of Sentinel's Migration to the Unified Defender XDR Portal Through Security, Operational, and Commercial Lenses

For years, security vendors have treated SIEM and XDR as two distinct pillars of their security stack - one built for broad log visibility and compliance, the other designed for high-fidelity detection and rapid response. However, as hybrid environments expanded and attackers began exploiting identity, endpoint, cloud, and network surfaces simultaneously, those boundaries blurred.

Secret scanning with ggshield (repo, files, changes, commits, archives, Docker, and PyPI)

Now we’re getting to the heart of ggshield: secret scanning. In this section, we jump into ggshield secret and its two subcommands, ignore and scan. Ignore makes a lot more sense once you’ve seen scan in action, so we start by learning what ggshield can scan and why it’s so flexible across the development lifecycle. We’ll open the help menu so you can see every scan target available: ggshield secret scan -h.

What Happens If You Lose Your FedRAMP Authorization?

We’ve talked a lot about the process a business goes through to achieve FedRAMP authorization and the ability to work with a government department or agency. What about the other side of the coin? What happens if you lose that authorization? Depending on how and why, the consequences can range from minimal to dire, so it’s important to know and be prepared.

AI Automation Dreams in the 2025 Security Budget Squeeze

The Razorwire Christmas Party 2025 review looks at rising expectations for AI and automation while security budgets stall in real terms. Automation in 2025 sits in a tug of war between cost cutting targets and the reality that attackers also use AI, so defensive upgrades have to match a live, adaptive threat.

When to Contact Your Bank About a Suspicious Charge

Fraud doesn’t start big. It starts quiet. Those small, unfamiliar charges (even $1) are often “test” charges scammers use to see what they can get away with. Contact your bank if: You see a charge you don’t recognize (even a small one) Your card suddenly declines mid-purchase You get alerts or texts about “unusual activity” Always verify through your bank’s official app or by calling the number on the back of your card.