Does Cybersecurity Require Coding? A Practitioner's Take
March 2026
Most cybersecurity roles do not require coding. Roughly 30-40% of positions need little to no programming knowledge (CyberSeek)
Cybersecurity Career Report: February 2026
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The global cybersecurity workforce gap has hit
Cybersecurity Threat Landscape Report: February 2026
Phishing was used by 200+ tracked threat entities, making it the single most common initial access vector across our intelligence
Two Notepad Attacks in One Week: Your Tools Are the Target
Software supply chain attacks more than doubled in 2025, with developer workstations identified as high-value targets across multiple industry reports
OpenClaw Security Risks: Malicious Skills, Exposed Instances and Real Exploits
Latest updates (March 2026): NemoClaw announced, CVE count now 60+, and independent analysis using Censys identified 63,070 live instances
Notepad++ Compromised for 6 Months: Check Your Version Now
Updated May 2026
Notepad++ update servers were compromised from June through December 2025 by a Chinese state-sponsored threat group. The
10 Cybersecurity Best Practices That Prevent Breaches
Sixty percent of breaches still involve human actions (Verizon DBIR, 2025). Organisations know they should train employees, enforce MFA, and
CVE-2026-24858: The Fortinet Patch That Wasn't
Organisations running the latest FortiOS firmware, fully patched against December's critical SSO bypass, still got compromised in January.
Who is WorldLeaks? The Ransomware Group Behind Nike Breach
WorldLeaks is a cybercrime group that has claimed over 116 victims since January 2025, including Nike, Dell, and UBS. Unlike
Threat Actor Tools: The Complete Guide for Defenders
Eighty-four percent of high-severity cyberattacks in 2024 leveraged legitimate system tools rather than custom malware (Vectra AI). Cobalt Strike appeared
