Enterprise Security Tech

In the race to make computer chips smaller, faster, and more efficient, a shadowy adversary has quietly evolved alongside innovation: hardware trojans. These malicious design alterations—sometimes just a few lines of rogue logic—can cripple systems, siphon sensitive data, or sabotage national defense infrastructure. Once a chip is fabricated, these trojans are virtually impossible to remove. Now, researchers at the University of Missouri ( MU College of Engineering ) have un

It’s official: on October 14, 2025, Windows 10 will reach its end of life. That means the world’s most widely used operating system will...

A surge of Chrome extensions masquerading as AI search assistants is exposing just how fragile browser trust really is. Researchers warn...

In the unrelenting tug-of-war between defenders and cybercriminals, a new chapter has unfolded. eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) has...

The rush to adopt artificial intelligence inside businesses has left many companies flying blind. Employees are already bringing AI into...

The manufacturing sector is entering 2025 facing a cyber reality that is both promising and perilous. According to new research from...