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Cequence Security Research Reveals £2M Per Hour at Risk to Cybercrime During Holiday Shopping Season

Cequence’s CQ Prime threat research highlights the alarming financial toll of malicious automated attacks, with e-commerce businesses worldwide facing potential losses of over a billion in December.

LONDON, UK. — 12 December, 2024 — Cequence has unveiled new insights from its CQ Prime threat research team that underscore the growing cyber threats targeting the global retail sector during the holiday season. The research reveals that businesses could face average potential losses of £2.02 million ($2.58 million) per hour throughout December due to malicious bot traffic and fraud attempts.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Case Studies; Posted On Tuesday, 17 December 2024 22:04

Foxit Integrated eSign and PDF Platform Enables Xseed Solutions to Streamline Operations and Accelerate Growth

Leading Software Development Company Now Able to Create, Edit, Share, and Store Documents in a Unified, Secure, and Workflow-Friendly Environment

Foxit has announced Xseed Solutions has transformed its document management processes by implementing Foxit's integrated eSign and PDF solutions, resulting in significant operational improvements and accelerated growth.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 17 December 2024 21:59

A Leopard Doesn’t Change Its Spots: The West, IsraeI, Syria, and HTS

By Husam Dughman

Reminiscent of the sudden speed with which the so-called Arab Spring uprisings popped up and spread out of nowhere in 2010-2011, Hay’at Tahrir Ash-Sham (The Levant Liberation Organization), or HTS, seemingly sprang out of nowhere and succeeded in overthrowing the 53-year-old Assad regime within two weeks. One is inclined to think that this episode will not likely fare any better than the failed “Arab Spring”.

: Husam Dughman; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Friday, 13 December 2024 01:55

Looking to Gain AI Edge? Beware Resulting Security Wedge

By Brandon Welch – Director of Cyber Services, Western Region

As widespread adoption of AI continues to grow in 2025, we can expect to see an increase in privacy and security incidents that are attributable to misconfigured and misunderstood systems.

In a sprint to use AI systems and gain an edge over competitors, organizations will unintentionally open themselves to security incidents and create privacy incidents. Several factors will contribute to these events, including misconfiguration of AI systems and misunderstanding of their actual impact and sensitivity. In addition, we will increasingly see general issues stemming from AI Exceptionalism, such as overestimating AI’s capabilities and failure to fully accept or address its limitations.