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Every company with remote roles, a payroll system, and VPN access is a viable target. DPRK IT worker operations don't target industries — they target hiring...

North Korea's IT worker schemes succeed because they operate as organized teams, not lone actors. Learn how roles are divided, why traditional controls fail...

Standard due diligence is failing. Mid-cap companies hiring a single North Korean IT worker face $20 to $70M in combined sanctions penalties, breach costs, and...

AI-powered faceswapping has collapsed the barrier to document fraud. For $15 to $200, attackers can buy a faceswapped ID paired with a matching deepfake...

Signal, WhatsApp, and even FaceTime can’t tell you who you’re actually talking to. That’s the real risk. Today’s fraud doesn’t happen in the message—it happens...

Hiring fraud isn’t just a theoretical risk anymore—it’s a daily threat. With remote interviews becoming the norm, deepfakes and impersonators are slipping past...

A near-perfect replica of your voice can be produced with just 30 seconds of recorded audio. What is the right way to combat this threat?

As AI detection technologies evolve, they inadvertently serve as training modules for generating more deceptive deepfakes.

Phishing attacks have increased by 3,000% in the past year, and are a major driver in the increasing cybercrime losses reported globally.

Deepfakes aren’t a tech problem — they’re a policy problem. A real framework must cover the full lifecycle of media, from capture to distribution to claims of...

Deepfakes can spark coups and fuel chaos — proving why media verification can’t rely on trust in any one company or nation. The answer lies in federated...

Shared reality can’t survive if everyone plays by different rules. A global media verification system must work for everyday smartphone users and for those...