An important and sometimes dismissed aspect of cybersecurity is how we talk about it with our elders. They are a vulnerable sector of our communities -- and threat actors are well aware of this vulnerability.

The pattern is painfully familiar every year in cyber: email or remote access leads to breaches and fraud losses.

Most phishing programs fail because they’re done wrong. Here’s how to make them work.

This summer, headlines shouted that “security awareness training doesn’t work.”

Most of those stories were based on a single study of one healthcare organization by the University of California San Diego.  

A new large-scale study from Beauceron Security gives insights into the reasons why thousands of people clicked on a phishing simulation test, and the results carry urgent lessons for organizations fighting AI-powered cybercrime.

Beauceron Security’s new Customer Fraud Awareness Platform, designed to make customers an active part of fraud prevention.

On June 28, the FBI issued a warning that the cybercriminal group known as Scattered Spider is actively targeting the airline industry. This group, composed primarily of English-speaking young adults from the U.S. and U.K., is known for its sophisticated social engineering tactics and collaboration with ransomware-as-a-service syndicates.

Welcome to 2025, where cyber-enabled fraud has become more persuasive, profitable, and devastating than ever before. Staying informed isn’t just smart—it’s an essential line of defense against criminals who prey on our hopes, fears, and compassion.

Romance scams are among the most psychologically manipulative forms of cyber fraud. Being vigilant to these scams can protect not only your finances from fraud, but, just as importantly, it can avoid traumatic emotional experiences that can have dire repercussions.

2025 is here and there is no better time for some cyber-themed New Year’s resolutions!

As holiday shoppers – with their friends and family in mind – gear up to hunt for the best deals in-store and online, criminals are once again ramping up their scams.  

Financial fraud continues to be an easy means for criminals to make money from unsuspecting targets. As attacks continue to grow in volume, it is important that you are able to recognize the warning signs.

In this blog, we’ll explain why phishing employees is important for building a mature cybersecurity culture within organizations.

Canada faces an escalating wave of cyber threats that directly endanger the critical infrastructure and essential services Canadians rely on every day. Keep reading to learn more.