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INETCO team shares fraud predictions for 2026

From real-time payment (RTP) scams to account takeovers to card testing, Visa reports that 98% of merchants experienced one or more types of fraud in 2025. No wonder it has gone down in history as the year these crimes exploded in scope. So what does 2026 have in store? According to the INETCO Team, the coming months will see payment fraud evolve like never before — into something more autonomous and far harder for banks and payment processors to detect using traditional approaches.

Compliance Readiness with Audit Logging

Whether pulling items together for a holiday dinner or prepping weekly meals, you need to have all the ingredients necessary to cook the meals you want to eat. Often, this means making a grocery list, checking off items as you take them from the shelves, and, possibly, grumbling when one of the items isn’t available. In the IT and business worlds, audit logging is the shopping list that helps organizations with compliance readiness.

Data Governance vs Data Management: 7 Differentiating Factors

When data programs fail, they usually fail in two very different ways. Weak data governance shows up as overexposed databases, long-lived credentials, and access that quietly expands far beyond intent, often until it’s exploited. Weak data management really breaks trust from the inside out with stale or inconsistent data, pipelines that stall under their own complexity, and bottlenecks that slow decision-making.

Threat hunting to detection engineering: Analyzing real malware with Claude Code, LimaCharlie, and Linux

Claude Code, originally just auto-complete on steroids for IDEs, shows a lot of promise for becoming a major tool in the DFIR/detection engineering/security analyst’s toolbox. Whether it’s Claude Code’s support of MCP, agent skills, or general ability to quickly figure out how to accomplish a given task, it is rapidly becoming more than a code generation tool. This is the first of a three-part series.

The Minimum Viable Hospital: Protecting Patient Care When Everything Is Offline

In this episode of Building Cyber Resilience: A Healthcare Leader’s Guide, host Josh Howell sits down with Dr. Sam Bhatia, Medical Director for Innovation in Microsoft’s Health & Life Sciences division. With a career that spans clinical practice, pathology-focused informatics, and global technology leadership, Dr. Bhatia brings a rare dual perspective on how hospitals can protect patient care when core systems fail. He breaks down how to define the Minimum Viable Hospital, why clinicians must shape recovery priorities, and how hybrid downtime models powered by AI can help health systems navigate the next decade of cyber disruptions.

Welcome to the Protegrity Developer Edition Set-up Series

Stop struggling with complex security setups and get straight to building with the Protegrity Developer Edition. Our demo series, hosted by Dan Johnson, shows you how to deploy a full, self-contained data protection environment on your local machine in under 15 minutes using GitHub and Docker. You will learn to master everything from PII discovery and automated redaction to advanced encryption and semantic guardrails for AI workflows.

The Private Equity Problem in Cybersecurity

This one's going to ruffle some feathers. Over the past eight years, something has fundamentally changed in the cybersecurity industry. Prices are climbing faster than most UK and European budgets can absorb. Vendor renewals that used to be predictable are now eye-watering. Consultancy rates have shot up. And it's not just about inflation or rising costs.

Why is cybersecurity getting so expensive?

Cybersecurity is pricing itself out of reach. Over the past eight years, private equity and VC acquisitions have driven massive price increases across security consulting, vendor products, pentesting and compliance services. SMBs are struggling with vendor renewals climbing up to 40% while security budgets can't keep pace. From endpoint security to SIEM solutions, baseline cybersecurity is becoming unaffordable for the organisations that need it most.

The Dangerous Reason CISOs Get Sidelined

Security leaders are not ignored because governance or risk no longer matter, they are sidelined because speed and efficiency are treated as the only metrics that count. AI is sold as a competitive edge, so any warning about second order effects sounds like friction, even though speed without control creates asymmetric risk that grows out of sight.