Your weekly intelligence briefing from CyberFortify Solutions.No jargon. No fluff. Just what you need to know.
We missed last week, so we're doing this right. A Pennsylvania water authority breached in silence. A CVSS 10.0 in Cisco's backbone. Microsoft Defender turned into a weapon. Every NC school district held hostage on the Canvas login page. Seven stories, one issue.
That was the first sign in Raleigh that something had gone very wrong. By the end of the day, every public school district in North Carolina was offline. The people who pulled it off? A loose crew of teenagers. Here's how it actually went down.
A police database in Oklahoma. A clinic letter that took a year to mail. A school wire that left town and never came back. This week, the story was timing — whose worked, and whose didn't.
A home security company couldn't keep its own customers safe. A Wisconsin grandma drove an hour for a prescription. A Minnesota county had to call the National Guard to renew a driver's license. This is what a bad week looks like.
163 Microsoft patches. Two BigLaw firms extorted. Minnesota's National Guard got called in. Your MSP's tools are now weapons. Let's talk about it.
A company you've never heard of exposed more than 25 million Americans. Adobe patched a hole hackers had been using for five months. Here's the two-and-a-half-week catch-up.
Everything you need to know about what just happened in cybersecurity. No jargon. No fluff. Just the truth about what's coming for your business, your family, and your data.
The most dangerous sentence in America right now, and why everything you think you know about your private messages is wrong.