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Combat AI Challenges with Passpack

For its 2025 Business Impact Report the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) surveyed 662 owners and senior executives at businesses with 500 or fewer employees about their IT security posture and how they plan to combat ai challenges. The study found that only 38% of small business leaders felt their organizations were “very prepared” to fend off a cyberattack or recover from a data breach.₁

The Infostealer Leak Crisis: How Stolen Passwords Are Fueling the Next Wave of Breaches

Infostealer malware has rapidly emerged as one of the most dangerous and least understood cybersecurity threats facing businesses today. Unlike traditional data breaches that target a single organization, infostealer malware quietly harvests passwords, financial data, and sensitive credentials directly from large populations of infected devices, compiling them into massive credential leaks that fuel ransomware, fraud, and identity-based attacks at scale.

How Strong Password Management Could Have Helped Stop the Ubisoft Rainbow Six Siege Password & Token Leak

The recent Ubisoft Rainbow Six Siege incident demonstrates how a massive password leak can disrupt internal IT infrastructure. Rather than targeting user credentials, hackers exploited a database weakness, proving that strong credential management must extend beyond human accounts.

UK’s Most Leaked Passwords in 2026: If You’re Using These, Change Them Now

A comprehensive analysis of the most leaked passwords reveals that British users are making themselves sitting ducks for cybercriminals—and it’s time for a wake-up call.

Tackling the Financial Cost of Cybercrime

In 2025, 62.5% of U.S. small businesses suffered a breach resulting in a combined negative financial impact of at least $250,000 in lost revenue, remediation costs and fines. More than a third of that group reported losses upwards of $500,0001.

Major Current Password Breach Trends: What Security Teams Need to Know Going Into 2026

Unmanaged password breaches remain one of the most common and damaging cyber incidents in today’s digital landscape. Attackers continue to exploit weak credentials, reused passwords and stolen authentication tokens to gain access at scale. Thanks to AI, the growing sophistication of scams and malware make it harder to tell fact from fiction.