Ransomware Attack Disrupts Fairlife, a Coca-Cola-Owned Dairy Company

Fairlife, a dairy company owned by The Coca-Cola Company, experienced a ransomware attack that temporarily disrupted its production operations across the United States. The cyberattack involved unauthorized access to systems connected to the company’s manufacturing processes, forcing Fairlife to suspend production while it worked to contain the incident. Despite the disruption, the company stated that […]

ServiceNow Expands Cybersecurity Strategy to Address Growing AI Risks

ServiceNow is strengthening its focus on cybersecurity as artificial intelligence becomes a greater concern for business leaders. As more organizations adopt AI tools and autonomous systems, company executives are becoming increasingly worried about the security, governance, and potential risks associated with these technologies. In response, ServiceNow is expanding its cybersecurity offerings to help businesses better […]

How a Windows Device Identifier Helped Investigators Track an Alleged Cybercriminal

A recently unsealed court filing has revealed how investigators were able to identify and track an alleged cybercriminal using information collected by a Windows device. The case highlights how digital evidence from computers, online accounts, and internet activity can help law enforcement investigate cybercrime, even when attackers try to hide their identity. According to court […]

Microsoft Copilot Flaw That Could Have Exposed Emails and Files With a Single Click

Microsoft has fixed a serious security flaw in its Microsoft 365 Copilot service that could have allowed attackers to access sensitive information with just a single click. According to security researchers, the issue affected Copilot Enterprise Search, an AI-powered tool that helps employees find information across emails, calendars, documents, and other company data. The flaw […]