Cyber Threat Landscape10 min130
Phishing Attacks Cause 90% of Breaches. Here's How to Stop Being a Target
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AbrarCyber Threat Landscape15 min296
Non-Human Identities.Your Machines Have More Access Than Your Employees? That's a Crisis.
Five major breaches-Dropbox Sign, Microsoft AI, Salesloft, Cloudflare, and The New York Times—share one critical flaw: compromised machine credentials. Non-Human Identities (NHIs) operate without human login checks or expiration dates, leaving doors wide open to attackers. Read our breakdown of how zombie NHIs persist undetected and how to extend Zero Trust principles across your entire machine footprint.
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AbrarREPORTS6 min359
Deepfakes, Phishing, and the New Battle for Digital Trust
Not long ago, identifying an online scam followed a familiar playbook: check for suspicious sender addresses, bad grammar, generic greetings like "Dear Customer," or clumsy domain variations. While those basic hygiene checks still matter, relying on them today is a dangerous security trap. Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed the economics and mechanics of social engineering. Attackers no longer need hours to research a target or write broken scripts. With generative AI, they can an
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RezwanCyber Threat Landscape6 min433
Your AI Chatbot Is Not Just a Chatbot Anymore -It's a Business Attack Surface
As AI chatbots evolve from simple conversational interfaces into connected agents with access to internal documents, CRM systems, and APIs, they become prime targets. When an attacker can manipulate what your chatbot retrieves or executes, your business data is at risk. This blog breaks down the OWASP LLM Top 10 risks and practical steps to defend your AI workflows.
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AbrarSecurity Operations Center (SOC)6 min521
7 Signs Your Business Needs a Security Operations Center (SOC) Before It's Too Late
Every day, organizations across Bangladesh invest in strengthening their digital perimeters. Firewalls are deployed, endpoint protection software is installed, cloud accounts are secured with multi-factor authentication, and employees attend annual security awareness training. Yet, despite these continuous investments, cyber incidents routinely dominate industry news. Ransomware, business email compromise (BEC), supply-chain compromises, and insider threats are no longer distant risks affecting
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RezwanCyber Threat Landscape7 min970
How Security Analysts Investigate Phishing Emails: A Step-by-Step Guide
What is phishing Email? Phishing emails are still the leading forms of social engineering attacks that target businesses today. Spam may be mostly low risk but a well-written phishing email will get many users to either reveal sensitive data or unintentionally download some type of malicious software. The biggest problem with this is that one unsuspecting employee clicking on a malicious link, opening an infected attachment etc., could provide an attacker their first point of entry into your bus
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NaserCyber Threat Landscape9 min1,131
AI Worms: The Next Big Cyber Threat Is Coming. Is Your Business Ready?
You've deployed EDR. Antivirus runs on every endpoint. Your team is trained to spot phishing. You feel protected. But what if none of that matters? What if malware could adapt, learn, and rewrite itself faster than your security tools can respond? What if it could ask AI how to bypass your antivirus-and then do it? A new generation of malware has arrived-one that thinks, adapts, and spreads on its own.
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AbrarSecurity Operations Center (SOC)7 min902
Outsourced SOC vs. Internal SOC: Cost, Control, and Coverage Compared
Every modern business invests in cybersecurity. Firewalls are deployed, antivirus software is configured, and security tools run around the clock, generating alerts whenever suspicious activity is detected. But a critical question remains: Who investigates those alerts when they appear at 3:00 AM? Security tools can identify unusual behavior, but they cannot decide whether an alert represents a false positive, a minor policy breach, or an active ransomware attack. Technology detects, but human e
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RezwanCyber Threat Landscape6 min1,517
Ransomware Attacks in Bangladesh: What Local Businesses Should Know
Ransomware has stopped being a foreign news story for Bangladeshi companies. A widely cited 2022 Kaspersky survey placed Bangladesh at the top of the world for the share of users hit by Trojan-family attacks, at 3.69 percent, a figure the country’s own cyber authorities have referenced since. In its most recent public threat analysis, covering 2022 to 2023, BGD e-GOV CIRT, the national Computer Incident Response Team, recorded a 71.39 percent jump in malware activity carrying ransomware risk in
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