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Resellers & MSPs: The Quota Trap (and Why It Kills Your Profit)

You’ve seen it before. A vendor slides across a partnership agreement that looks promising—great margins, solid technology, and market demand. But buried in the fine print are the real deal-breakers: minimum monthly commitments, annual sales quotas, and escalating targets that turn what should be a profitable partnership into a financial liability. This is the quota trap.

Navigating the AI Cyber Iceberg: Deepfakes Above, Zero Days Below

Agentic AI is transforming cyber threats from phishing and deepfakes into nonstop zero-day exploits and automated ransomware. Most organizations will struggle to keep pace, but the same AI power can drive autonomous defenses that ultimately shift the balance back to the defenders.

New data: Security's communication gap with leadership (cost vs. value)

Security leaders often face challenges that extend beyond the firewall: a major gap in communication between the security function and executive leadership. This misalignment can have severe consequences, including stalling deals, increasing organizational risk, and preventing security from being recognized as a key driver of business growth.

Defending QUIC from acknowledgement-based DDoS attacks

On April 10th, 2025 12:10 UTC, a security researcher notified Cloudflare of two vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-4820 and CVE-2025-4821) related to QUIC packet acknowledgement (ACK) handling, through our Public Bug Bounty program. These were DDoS vulnerabilities in the quiche library, and Cloudflare services that use it. quiche is Cloudflare's open-source implementation of QUIC protocol, which is the transport protocol behind HTTP/3.

Best HIPAA Compliance Software by Category: Website Monitoring, GRC & Privacy

We see the same pattern across healthcare clients. The servers are locked down, databases encrypted, and GRC documentation is in order. Then we check the browser layer and find a Google Analytics pixel quietly sending appointment URLs and other PHI to third-party servers without a BAA.

How to Detect and Mitigate Common Active Directory Attacks

Active Directory is the heart of enterprise identity and access management, and its crucial role makes it a target for hackers looking for control, persistence, and privileged access. The fact that AD is central to organizational functions makes proactive, multi-layered, and intelligence-driven security strategies a must in order to ensure it is always able to withstand even the most sophisticated, continuously evolving threat actors.

The Evolving Landscape of Cybersecurity: Why Risk Management Is More Important Than Ever

In today's interconnected business world, every organization relies on a network of partners - from software providers and payment processors to data storage and cloud services. While this interconnectedness drives innovation and efficiency, it also introduces serious cybersecurity risks. A single vulnerability in your vendor ecosystem can open the door to data breaches, ransomware attacks, and compliance failures.

Step-by-Step: Producing a Staff Training Book for Phishing Awareness Workshops

Nowadays, with the development of technology, more teams are operating remotely. Companies have realized that it's important that these teams also get some kind of cybersecurity training. Data breaches happen often and no company wants its private data leaking and being out in the world. Seeing your team recognize and report a phishing email with confidence is what every IT security department aims for. When your training materials are finally ready and employees are actively using them, you realize that you've created something that strengthens your organization's awareness and preparedness.