Patrick Pilotte

By 2026, AI will power both cyberattacks and defenses. The real advantage won’t come from automation alone, but from how effectively organizations control identity and privileged access.

Discover 2026 cybersecurity trends: identity as the new perimeter, AI-driven defense, and stronger incident response to boost resilience and reduce security fatigue.

Learn what CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) are, why they matter, and how Devolutions ensures transparency and security through responsible vulnerability management and clear advisories.

Discover why identity has become the new cybersecurity perimeter in 2025 and how SMBs can strengthen security with limited resources.

Microsoft’s 2025 Digital Defense Report reveals that profit-driven attacks now dominate cybersecurity incidents, with 80% linked to data theft and over half involving extortion or ransomware.

CISA is shifting the CVE Program’s focus from rapid growth to quality, emphasizing stronger data, partnerships, transparency, and improved vulnerability management.

Hamilton's cyber claim denied—no MFA. A costly reminder to prioritize backups, forensics, and long-term cybersecurity resilience.

In June 2025, devolutions.net vanished from Bing after a massive human-led spam attack hijacked our forum. Here's how it happened — and how we fought to get our domain back online.

CVE-2025-48817 allows RCE via Microsoft’s RDP client. Exploitation needs only user interaction. No known attacks yet, but immediate patching is urged to prevent potential threats.

This article describes a simple, fast, and proven process improvement program called a TRIM check, which enables businesses to meet enhanced business, security, and compliance needs.