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Cybersecurity Insiders warns of 7 corporate cybersecurity threats: Ransomware, Phishing, AI, Cloud, Supply Chain. Read expert solutions now!

Accenture, a leading multinational corporation in the global technology services and consulting industry, has officially confirmed a cybersecurity breach of its systems. This move comes immediately after a hacker claimed to have stolen a large amount of the firm's source code and sensitive data, offering it for public sale on a cybercrime forum.

Vietnam will enforce stricter regulations on 46 high-risk AI systems across six sectors starting August 15th, 2026. Learn what businesses need to know to stay compliant.

An emerging cybercriminal threat group known as Helix is drawing attention with a tactic that abuses legitimate user identities to compromise corporate Microsoft 365 cloud environments.

It takes just 39 seconds for hackers to exfiltrate data and 72 minutes to crash the system! Discover automated incident response solutions from IPSIP. Read now!

A sophisticated voice phishing (vishing) campaign is directly targeting Microsoft 365 users. Notably, attackers are exploiting the recent wave of security upgrades to turn them into a perfect trap for hijacking corporate accounts.

The cybersecurity community recently witnessed a remarkable turning point as artificial intelligence (AI) executed a cyberattack entirely on its own.

The emergence of JADEPUFFER AI ransomware marks the first time in cybercrime history that a 100% automated attack occurred without humans. Discover IPSIP's solution!

ERP AI can accelerate software development, but it cannot replace a proven ERP platform. Learn the risks and best practices for securing enterprise systems with IPSIP Vietnam.

Warning: A job interview phishing scam impersonates 30+ brands (Netflix, Coca-Cola) to steal Google accounts via BitB. Discover IPSIP's defense solutions!

Microsoft Teams is being abused to impersonate IT support and deliver EtherRAT malware. Learn how the attack works and how businesses can respond.

The irresistible allure of ChatGPT artificial intelligence is becoming prime bait for cybercriminal groups to exploit. Security researchers have recently exposed a sophisticated campaign in which attackers hijack numerous Facebook pages and accounts with large followings for the purpose of phishing and distributing malware to users.

SharePoint vulnerability CVE-2026-45659 has been added to CISA's KEV catalog after active exploitation. Learn about the RCE risk, ransomware threats, and how IPSIP helps secure your systems.

Discover how AI-powered cyberattacks are reshaping response speeds. Analyze new ransomware threats, supply chain risks, and security solutions from IPSIP. Read now!

As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become indispensable in daily workflows, threat actors have devised a highly sophisticated new attack vector.

A new report from SOCRadar confirms that the FortiBleed campaign has resulted in 409 compromised FortiGate administrator accounts, 354 successful intrusions, and at least 12 confirmed ransomware incidents. This marks the first time technical evidence has directly linked FortiBleed to the ransomware operations of the INC and Lynx groups.

The Microsoft SharePoint storage and collaboration platform is a widely used system across many organizations and enterprises. However, a high-severity security vulnerability has recently been discovered and is being actively exploited by threat actors in the wild.

Researchers have uncovered ARToken, a phishing toolkit abusing Microsoft 365 OAuth Device Code Flow to steal access tokens without passwords. Learn how it works and how to stay protected

The rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is completely reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, bringing both unprecedented opportunities and challenges.

A vulnerability affecting Apple's Hide My Email feature could allow attackers to uncover the real email address behind an anonymized alias. According to reports, the issue was disclosed to Apple more than a year ago but remains unpatched. Independent testing by 404 Media also confirmed that the flaw was still exploitable at the time of publication.