Fraudsters are using messaging apps to impersonate senior executives and convince employees to send money. We discuss how this traditionally email-centered scam has moved to messaging apps and how to avoid the risks.

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A toy manufacturer is sued for allegedly denying simple pregnancy-related accommodations. We discuss accommodation pitfalls and what may help organizations avoid the risks.

A New Jersey hospital must pay $1 million to a former physician for retaliation after she testified in a class action. We examine this case and retaliatory actions.

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A restaurant franchisee attempts to defend a religious discrimination claim by saying the employee abandoned her job after walking out of an accommodation meeting. We discuss why relying on the job abandonment defense can be risky.

AI has been getting much media attention in the cybersecurity sphere; however, the cyber attack basics are still legitimate risks, and they are not going away. We discuss those risks and what organizations need to know.

A new phishing campaign is delivering malware inside files that carry a font extension that is not actually a font. We examine how these campaigns bypass cybersecurity controls and what organizations need to know.

Cybersecurity experts have identified detection gaps with AI-generated malware. We discuss what makes AI malware unique and how it evades discovery.