by Gloria Bakerian | Jun 4, 2026 | Cybersecurity
TL;DR The Alameda fake invoice scam is a reminder that payment fraud does not always look like hacking. Sometimes it looks like a normal invoice, a familiar public agency, and a rushed request to wire money. The Alameda fake invoice scam is exactly the kind of...
by Gloria Bakerian | Jun 2, 2026 | Cybersecurity
TL;DR Business email compromise construction attacks are dangerous because they target the way construction companies already work: invoices, vendor payments, subcontractors, deposits, and project communication. The damage often goes beyond one fraudulent payment....
by Gloria Bakerian | May 24, 2026 | Cybersecurity
TL;DR Shadow AI monitoring helps businesses understand how employees are already using AI tools, where sensitive data may be at risk, and what controls are needed before small experiments become serious security problems. Artificial intelligence is no longer...
by Gloria Bakerian | May 22, 2026 | Cybersecurity
TL;DR | The ADT data breach is a reminder that modern cyberattacks increasingly target people, credentials, and cloud access instead of traditional systems. Even when payment systems or core operations are not affected, exposed identity data can still create serious...
by Gloria Bakerian | May 14, 2026 | Cybersecurity, Business Continuity
Cloud Platform Outage Risks: What the Canvas Breach Teaches Businesses Cloud platform outage risks are easy to underestimate until a system people rely on every day suddenly becomes unavailable. That is what made the recent Canvas breach so disruptive. Canvas is not...
by Gloria Bakerian | May 7, 2026 | Cybersecurity, Construction
Most construction companies don’t think they have a fraud problem. They think they have a cybersecurity solution. That assumption is where things start to break down. Because preventing construction invoice fraud has very little to do with tools—and everything to do...
