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Law firms and the 2026 data theft wave: what changed
Legal Sector Aug 21, 2026

Law firms and the 2026 data theft wave: what changed

Big Law breaches this summer were less about locked servers and more about stolen files and quiet extortion. Here is what that means if you run a firm or advise one.

Mathew Potter

Security Analyst

Cyber insurance renewals in 2026: proof beats promises
Risk & Compliance Aug 20, 2026

Cyber insurance renewals in 2026: proof beats promises

Carriers are not asking whether you have MFA anymore. They want enrollment numbers, restore tests, and evidence that matches what you attested on the application.

Mathew Potter

Security Analyst

AI is making phishing boring again (and that is the problem)
Threat Intelligence Aug 19, 2026

AI is making phishing boring again (and that is the problem)

IBM's 2026 breach data and daily incident reports point the same direction: convincing language at scale. For law firms, the fix is still basics done honestly.

Mathew Potter

Security Analyst

April 2026 Privacy Engineering Moment: OpenAI Privacy Filtering Moves and GPT Cyber Defender Tooling
Threat Intelligence Apr 24, 2026

April 2026 Privacy Engineering Moment: OpenAI Privacy Filtering Moves and GPT Cyber Defender Tooling

Vendor announcements put automated PII handling and defender-centric model variants into production conversations. Teams must evaluate privacy claims against retrieval architectures and insider-threat realities.

Matt Potter

Security Engineer

February 2026 AI Governance Sprint: UK Online Safety Pressures, Germany's AI Act Implementation, and US Treasury Cyber Focus
Threat Intelligence Feb 18, 2026

February 2026 AI Governance Sprint: UK Online Safety Pressures, Germany's AI Act Implementation, and US Treasury Cyber Focus

Policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic tightened expectations for AI-facing consumer products and critical-sector resilience. Security leaders should translate emerging obligations into engineering guardrails—not slide decks.

Matt Potter

Security Engineer

January 2026 Regulatory Wave: CNIL Enforcement, Breach Accountability, and Canadian Investor Fraud at Scale
Threat Intelligence Jan 22, 2026

January 2026 Regulatory Wave: CNIL Enforcement, Breach Accountability, and Canadian Investor Fraud at Scale

French data-protection signals a harder line on breach notification and operational security, while Canadian regulators spotlight a phishing campaign touching hundreds of thousands of retail investors. Here is what security and legal teams should track in the opening weeks of the year.

Matt Potter

Security Engineer

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