Each year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) releases a report that provides one of the most comprehensive looks at cybercrime trends across the United States. The 2025 report reinforces a pattern that has been building for years. Cybercrime is not only increasing in volume. It is becoming more targeted, more costly, and in many cases, more effective. For those interested in reviewing the full dataset and breakdown, the report can be ac

In a move that’s sending shockwaves through the cybersecurity and tech world, the U.S. government has taken action to restrict high-risk foreign-made routers and networking equipment from being used in critical environments. At first glance, this might seem like something that only affects government agencies or large enterprises. It doesn’t. This shift highlights a much bigger issue: your network infrastructure may already be one of your biggest security risks. Why This Is H

For years, cyber insurance was seen as a safety net. If something went wrong, you were covered. It gave business owners a sense of reassurance that even in the worst-case scenario, there was a financial backstop in place. But that reality is changing fast. Today, more businesses are discovering a harsh truth: having cyber insurance doesn’t mean you’ll actually get paid. The Shift No One Saw Coming Over the past few years, cyber insurance providers have taken significant losse

Most businesses spend time thinking about their own cybersecurity. Firewalls. Antivirus. Employee training. But what about the companies you trust with your data? Because increasingly, that’s where the real risk lives. You’re Only as Secure as Your Weakest Vendor Modern businesses rely on dozens—sometimes hundreds—of third-party vendors. Payroll providers Cloud software platforms IT service providers Marketing tools Payment processors Each one has access to some level of your