The AI Agent Hype Cycle: When Viral Platforms Are More Human Than They Appear

A supposed social network for autonomous AI agents goes viral. Screenshots of AI conversations spread across LinkedIn and Twitter. Headlines suggest emergent machine behavior. Security professionals panic. Executives ask their CISOs what it means for their organization. Then researchers look under the hood and find something far more mundane: humans with automation scripts. The Promise […]
The Great MSP Security Assumption: Why “Managed IT” and “Managed Security” Are Two Different Things

For many organizations, hiring a Managed Service Provider (MSP) feels like checking the “security” box. Servers are monitored. Updates are applied. Backups run on schedule. There’s a help desk when something breaks. So it’s easy to assume cybersecurity is handled too. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: managed IT and managed security are not the same […]
Greyware, Supply Chain Integrity, and Why “New” Network Equipment Must Mean Factory-Sealed

When your brand-new Cisco switches arrive looking like they’ve been to a few parties without you, it’s not just an unboxing disappointment—it’s a supply chain red flag that could compromise your entire infrastructure. Let me tell you about a recent situation that perfectly illustrates why “trust but verify” isn’t paranoia in cybersecurity—it’s basic operational hygiene. […]
How AI Is Transforming Cybercrime and What It Means for Security Teams

Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concern for cybersecurity teams. It is a present-day force reshaping how cybercrime is planned, executed, and scaled. While AI has unlocked powerful new defensive capabilities, it has also lowered the barrier to entry for attackers, accelerated attack timelines, and made threats more adaptive than ever. For security teams, […]
Meet Pwnagotchi: The AI WiFi Pet for Ethical Security Testing

Meet Pwnagotchi: The AI Pet That Hunts WiFi Handshakes In our original article, Meet Pwnagotchi: The AI Pet That Hunts WiFi Handshakes, we introduced Pwnagotchi as a playful but educational tool for understanding wireless security. You can read that original post here. This updated version expands on that foundation and reflects how the Pwnagotchi ecosystem […]
Cybersecurity Highlights of 2025 and IT Security Predictions for 2026

Cybersecurity in 2025 marked a turning point for organizations of all sizes. Threats became faster, more targeted, and more disruptive, while leadership teams placed greater emphasis on cybersecurity risk management and resilience. IT security was no longer viewed as a technical concern alone. It became a business priority tied directly to uptime, revenue, and trust. […]
Spyware Campaigns Targeting Messaging Apps: What IT Audit Teams Need to Know

CISA has issued a new warning about active spyware campaigns targeting messaging apps like Signal and WhatsApp. High-value users are being hit with device exploits, fake apps, and zero-click attacks. Here’s what organizations need to know — and how IT Audit Labs can help strengthen mobile and messaging security.
St. Paul Cyber Attack: Eric Brown Shares Expert Insights on FOX 9
Cybersecurity expert Eric Brown of IT Audit Labs joined FOX 9 to break down the recent St. Paul cyber attack, explaining how ransomware cripples city systems, the role of the National Guard’s cyber team, and steps individuals can take to protect their data. Learn the motives behind municipal cyber attacks, the high cost of recovery, and why ongoing cybersecurity investment is critical.
The Missing Piece in Digital Transformation

Digital transformation initiatives promise efficiency, innovation, and competitive advantage. Organizations invest heavily in new technologies, Agile frameworks, IT service management models, and process improvement methodologies in pursuit of modernization. Yet despite these investments, many organizations struggle to achieve meaningful results. If your organization has adopted new tools and frameworks but still experiences stalled initiatives, slow […]
Meet Pwnagotchi: The AI Pet That Hunts WiFi Handshakes

Discover Pwnagotchi, the AI-powered security tool that captures WiFi handshakes while learning and adapting over time. Part Tamagotchi, part hacker’s companion—this open-source device is redefining ethical network testing with personality and power.