The Canvas hack by ShinyHunters disrupted thousands of schools during finals. Learn about the risks of supply chain attacks and how to improve institutional resilience.
Discover how AI-generated “vibe-coding” leaves businesses vulnerable to hackers. Learn the risks of Shadow IT and how to protect your corporate data from accidental leaks.
Learn how expert network hardening and strategic port protection from Vertex can defend your business against Artificial Intelligence-generated zero-day attacks.
Google researchers have identified the first zero-day vulnerability created by AI. Learn what this shift means for your business and how to stay protected.
Explore why the cURL creator labelled Anthropic’s Mythos AI scan a marketing stunt and the importance of learning from secure code examples.
For many years, cybersecurity was often viewed as a technical concern relegated to the information technology department. However, as our world becomes increasingly interconnected, the scope of the threat has expanded. It is no longer just about protecting a single laptop or a small database; it is about the digital
Discover why outsourced cybersecurity experts are 1.5x to 3x more efficient than internal staff. Compare the risks of entry-level hires against 10 years of Vertex expertise.
The Queensland Department of Education confirmed a data breach affecting staff and students via a third-party provider. Learn how to protect your organisation.
Discover the critical security flaws found in the new White House app and learn how your business can avoid similar mobile application vulnerabilities through better security practices.
Ensure your Class C IVD devices meet EU market requirements before the 26 May 2026 deadline. Learn how cybersecurity hardening and testing support IVDR compliance.
Google researchers have discovered websites using hidden prompt injection attacks to manipulate AI agents. Learn how these tactics could threaten your data and organisational security.
Learn how to protect your Linux servers from “living off the land” attacks by restricting Java command arguments using whitelisting and AppArmor.
