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That MFA prompt on your phone could be a cyber attack.

And the attacker isn't trying to hack your system. They're trying to wear down your patience.

A single tap on "Approve" can hand over access to your business, even when MFA is enabled.

It's called MFA fatigue, and it's one of the simplest ways attackers bypass security today.

Microsoft patched 167 security flaws in a single update, one of the biggest Patch Tuesdays on record.

Cyber threats are scaling faster than many businesses can respond, which is putting enormous pressure on IT teams and security processes.

Patching speed now matters more than ever.

Microsoft April 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes 167 flaws, 2 zero-days Today is Microsoft's April 2026 Patch Tuesday with security updates for 167 flaws, including 2 zero-day vulnerabilities.

Cybercriminals are now spending weeks building trust on LinkedIn and Slack before launching attacks.

Modern hacking is no longer just technical. It’s personal, patient, and designed to look completely legitimate.

Trust is becoming one of the biggest cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

Social engineering attacks on open source developers are escalating - Help Net Security Attackers are impersonating a Linux Foundation leader and social engineering open source developers via Slack.

Businesses are racing to adopt AI, but many still have no clear rules around sensitive company data.

The challenge is no longer whether staff use AI tools. It’s whether businesses can use them safely without exposing confidential information.

Governance is quickly catching up with innovation.

Trellix strengthens data security for the GenAI era - Help Net Security Trellix enhanced data security capabilities and a strategic framework designed to help organizations confidently adopt generative AI.