TNTMAX

10/07/2026

With fall officially underway, is your business cyber-safe?

https://tntmax.com/is-your-business-technology-ready-for-the-fall-rush/

Summer tends to move at a different pace for many businesses. Employees take vacations, schedules shift and some projects get pushed until everyone is back in the office. That makes late summer a good time to take a closer look at your business technology. Before fall gets busy, a simple technology....

10/02/2026

A Gartner survey found that 41% of CISOs said their organizations were targeted by audio deepfakes in the past year, while 36% reported employees being targeted through deepfake video calls. Gartner said these AI-assisted attacks still largely rely on traditional social engineering tactics, including phishing, stolen credentials and business email compromise.

https://blog.knowbe4.com/report-social-engineering-attacks-are-increasingly-using-audio-and-video-deepfakes

A new Gartner survey reveals 41% of CISOs faced audio deepfakes in the last year. Learn how to strengthen secure verification against AI social engineering.

10/01/2026

A China-linked threat actor known as TA419 has targeted U.S. AI policy experts in multiple credential-phishing campaigns, impersonating prominent economists, policymakers and an Anthropic employee. Proofpoint researchers believe the attacks are part of a broader Chinese effort to gather intelligence on U.S. AI policy, regulation and strategic objectives amid growing competition between the two countries.

https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/state-linked-actor-us-ai-policy-experts-credential-phishing/831887/

The China-linked espionage attacks were designed to gain insight into the country’s strategy and regulatory environment.

09/25/2026

Cybersecurity threats can affect businesses of any size, and the warning signs are not always easy to recognize. An employee might receive an unusual login notification, notice that a computer is running slowly or find an unexpected email in their sent folder. While these issues do not always indicate a cyberattack, they can be early signs of a security problem that requires attention.

Small businesses often rely on email, cloud applications and connected devices to manage their daily operations. A compromised account or infected computer can interrupt business activities and expose sensitive information. Knowing what to watch for can help employees recognize suspicious activity and report potential problems before they escalate.

Here are seven warning signs that your business may have a cybersecurity problem.

https://tntmax.com/7-warning-signs-your-business-may-have-a-cybersecurity-problem/

Cybersecurity threats can affect businesses of any size, and the warning signs are not always easy to recognize. An employee might receive an unusual login notification, notice that a computer is running slowly or find an unexpected email in their sent folder. While these issues do not always indica...

09/24/2026

We're officially in the Fall season! Is your business ready?

https://tntmax.com/is-your-business-technology-ready-for-the-fall-rush/

Summer tends to move at a different pace for many businesses. Employees take vacations, schedules shift and some projects get pushed until everyone is back in the office. That makes late summer a good time to take a closer look at your business technology. Before fall gets busy, a simple technology....

09/23/2026

The FBI is investigating a possible cyberattack on its FBIJobs.gov portal after cybercrime group ShinyHunters claimed it breached the system and stole sensitive data. The bureau said it is still working to determine whether the breach occurred within FBI systems or through a third-party provider. The FBI is working with vendors that support the jobs portal to investigate the incident and limit potential risks to employee personally identifiable information.

https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/fbi-hack-shinyhunters-jobs-portal/831175/

The potentially serious breach highlights the supply chain risks facing even the most sophisticated organizations.

09/17/2026

Researchers at ESET have found that AI tools are drastically improving the speed of the reconnaissance stage of targeted social engineering attacks. It was reported that attackers can use the tools to trawl the internet for publicly available information about potential victims and use it in personalized spear phishing attacks.

https://blog.knowbe4.com/alert-ai-is-accelerating-targeted-social-engineering-attacks

09/16/2026

CISA is looking to hire critical infrastructure experts with broad, adaptable skill sets as cyber threats continue to evolve. Acting Director Nick Andersen said the agency needs professionals who can quickly pivot to address changing risks across critical infrastructure sectors.

https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/cisa-critical-infrastructure-experts-hiring-ai-election-security/830550/

“I need people that can pivot from day to day,” the agency’s acting chief told reporters.

09/11/2026

We remember the lives lost. Never forgotten. 🇺🇸

09/10/2026

A new Anthropic threat report found that its Claude AI models were misused in cyberattacks, scams and fraud, influence operations, surveillance and other potentially harmful activities. The report suggests the gap between state-sponsored hackers and individual cybercriminals may be getting smaller as AI tools become more capable.

https://cyberscoop.com/anthropic-report-ai-enabled-cyber-attacks/

A new threat report from Anthropic reveals that AI is erasing the skill gap between lone cybercriminals and state-sponsored espionage operations.