Threat actors are becoming more advanced, strategic, and psychologically driven. As cyberattacks grow in scale and sophistication—fueled by technologies like AI, deepfakes, and automated tools—both businesses and individuals face rising digital risks. With global cybercrime costs projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, the piece emphasizes the urgent need to move from reactive defenses to proactive, AI-assisted security strategies. From zero-trust models to better digital hygiene, the focus is on building smarter, long-term protection against an increasingly professionalized cybercriminal ecosystem.
Who’s Potentially Tracking Canadians’ Cell Phones In The Capital Region?
Daniel Tobok, discusses the issue of potential cell phone tracking in the Canadian capital region. He highlights the challenges and concerns surrounding the use of
September 11, 2018
