Imagine an employee coming to the office and finding their mobile phone constantly vibrating. Hundreds of messages appear on the screen, OTPs, links, spam notifications, all at once. Within seconds, ...

It feels like every week there’s another headline about a massive data breach, an operational shutdown, or a supply-chain incident that brings global logistics to a halt. When you dig into the cause ...

Cybersecurity is now considered a people problem, not just a technology problem. Humans are responsible for 95% of cybersecurity failures. Technology-focused events will not suffice anymore. When ...

Nikunj Rakesh, CISM, CDPO is a seasoned cybersecurity professional currently serving as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Kratikal and Threatcop, where he leads enterprise-wide security ...

One click can cost millions. Not only in terms of breaches but also in regulatory fines. Organizations are not only protecting against cybercriminals but also navigating a complex maze of laws ...

Verizon‘s Data Breach Investigations Report states that human elements, such as social engineering and phishing, are now the most common reason for security breaches. In many cases, the hacker does ...

RSAC 2026 will gather over 45,000 cybersecurity professionals at San Francisco’s Moscone Center from March 23-26 to address the impact of human decision-making in security. Conference topics include ...

The THRM 2026 Virtual Conference opened by Mr. Pavan Kushwaha (CEO, Threatcop) with a powerful message, establishing that the battleground of modern cybersecurity has shifted from the server room to ...

The reality of cybersecurity is that compliance breaches rarely happen because someone intends to break the rules. Instead, they occur because someone did not understand them, forgot them, or was ...

Not all employees pose equal risk, but repeat offenders put the whole organization at risk. Every CISO has experienced this scenario: you run a phishing simulation, and most employees pass, some fail, ...

Malware has evolved far beyond simply being a virus. There has been a rise in the complexity of malware viruses. They use multi-stage, fileless, and hybrid attack methods to evade traditional ...

Investments in security certainly are on the hot seat. Boards are looking for evidence, CFOs are looking for numbers, and the CISO will always be asked the one gut-wrenching question: What is the ROI ...