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The cybersecurity community has descended once again on Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas for Black Hat USA 2025—and the mood feels different this year. It’s not just hype about AI anymore. It’s execution. Vendors and experts aren’t just talking about […]

Black Hat 2025, more affectionately known by those who perennially attend the event as “Hacker Summer Camp” is taking place this week in Las Vegas. It is filled with insightful presentations and training, but one joint keynote from Horizon3.ai and

Across the United States, more than 50,000 people have died without a name. These are individuals who were never identified, never claimed and often never mourned. But thanks to forensic technology and the growing use of genetic genealogy, that’s beginning

As digital threats multiply and AI transforms how we defend against them, building a more inclusive and future-ready talent pipeline has become a strategic imperative. That’s why Torq has partnered with nonprofit AI4ALL to launch a nationwide internship designed to

Cybersecurity leaders have long wrestled with an increasingly urgent question: how do you continuously quantify and manage cyber risk in real time — at scale, and in business terms? The stakes have never been higher. Cyberattacks are accelerating in sophistication,

The Internet used to be a place where humans were the dominant force. That’s no longer true. As artificial intelligence systems evolve from passive tools to active decision-makers, a new class of threat is emerging—one that traditional security models weren’t

Security teams today face a hard reality in modern cloud environments: not every vulnerability can be fixed right away. In fact, many can’t be fixed at all—at least not without breaking business-critical systems or waiting on another team’s backlog. That

Application security has become a strategic issue, not just a technical one. But if the 2025 State of Application Security report is any indication, many organizations still haven’t adjusted. Most teams are overwhelmed, underfunded and often making high-stakes trade-offs without

On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans. The storm itself was devastating—but what followed was far worse. The real disaster, many experts argue, wasn’t the wind or water, but the collapse of infrastructure, communication, and trust in government.

Microsoft has linked a wave of SharePoint Server attacks to a China-based threat actor using a tool called ToolShell. The attackers exploited CVE-2025-53770, a critical remote code execution vulnerability in SharePoint Server, to gain unauthorized access to vulnerable systems—even after