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We facilitate the exchange of crowdsourced cyber insights, experiences and differing opinions that challenge the status quo.

Our mission is to elevate cybersecurity awareness and defense through the content we generate. All of our original content is steered by our Content Advisory Committee, comprised of cyber leaders that you recognize and trust.

Our audience is diverse, ranging from CXO and board members, to members of the public with an interest in IT security such as students and business owners. Discussions address topics in business and personal security. Content published on Cyber Business Review is always ungated and freely available.

LATEST CYBER NEWS

06/24/2026 Trump sets new deadlines for agencies and contractors to adopt post-quantum cryptography

President Donald Trump signs a quantum computing executive order at the White House on June 22, 2026, in Washington, D.C (read more)

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06/21/2026 Canada’s Bill C-8: what businesses need to know about the new cybersecurity framework

Bill C-8, An Act respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to other Acts, establishes the most significant federal cybersecurity framework Canada has enacted (read more)

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06/17/2026 Junior Hacker Used Tailscale and OpenSSH to Keep Access After His C2 Went Offline

A French-speaking attacker broke into a small French automotive business, planted a keylogger, and stole banking and email credentials (read more)

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06/16/2026 Ransomware gang abuses Microsoft Teams relays to hide malicious traffic

DragonForce ransomware used a custom malware named 'Backdoor.Turn' to hide command-and-control traffic inside Microsoft Teams relay infrastructure. (read more)

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The Importance of the Boring Stuff
Enterprise Security Jamie Rees Enterprise Security Jamie Rees

The Importance of the Boring Stuff

13-May | Written by Jamie Rees
We are excited to feature Jamie Rees, Enterprise Information Security Officer at WorkSafeNB, on our inaugural Cyber Business Review article. Jamie shares his thoughts on how hackers have evolved from ad hoc individuals to organized businesses with management processes. He then discusses what organizations can do to defend against this. Spoiler alert, it’s “boring”. - Steve Tso

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Buckle Up! Because Cyber Saves Lives

Buckle Up! Because Cyber Saves Lives

11-May | Written by Steve Tso
Similar to not wearing a seat belt, not taking cybersecurity preventative measures is irresponsible. In this article, I draw a comparison between the two and explain how getting to the point of being numb with something that’s clearly in the wrong doesn’t make it right. I then discuss the origins of Cyber Business Review, how it works, and how you can get involved.

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AI Changes the Cyber Landscape and Prevents Cyber Attacks

AI Changes the Cyber Landscape and Prevents Cyber Attacks

11-May | via Forbes
AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) have evolved past the “buzzword” phase. They are now mainstream technologies regularly deployed at all areas of business. From a cybersecurity perspective, hackers are using AI/ML to attack, while organizations are using them to defend…

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Leveraging Cyber Insurance to Mitigate Cyber Incidents

Leveraging Cyber Insurance to Mitigate Cyber Incidents

7-May | via New York Law Journal
COVID-19 is forcing employees to work from home. This extension of the company IT perimeter into employee households is opening up a new wave of attack vectors for cybercriminals. Companies have accepted the fact that their cyber defense will never be 100% effective, and knowing that the average cyber incident costs $4 million, they are turning to cyber insurance as a mitigation tool…

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