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Mimecast study: 42% of organisations report rise in malicious insider threats over past year
13 March 2026
Mimecast, a global provider of solutions that manage human risk, has released its 9th annual State of Human Risk Report, revealing that 42% of organisations reported an increase in malicious insider incidents over the past year, matching the 42% reporting a rise in negligent incidents for the first time.
Find out more SailPoint adds new adaptive identity features to its AI-powered SailPoint platform
13 March 2026
SailPoint, Inc., provider of unified identity security solutions for enterprises, has made significant advancements to its AI-powered SailPoint platform. These new capabilities are the first of many to deliver on the company's new adaptive identity vision, an approach designed to address the critical security challenges of modern IT environments.
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Starkiller: Taking phishing frameworks to a new level
13 March 2026
Starkiller's landing page, advertising a 99.7% success rate.
Most phishing kits rely on static HTML clones of login pages. While effective, they’re inherently fragile: even minor interface updates from the impersonated brand can immediately reveal the deception. In this article, Abnormal AI looks at a new framework called Starkiller (not to be confused with the legitimate BC Security red team tool of the same name) takes a different approach.
Starkiller is sold openly as a commercial-grade cybercrime platform by a threat group calling itself Jinkusu, Starkiller is distributed like a SaaS product. It launches a headless Chrome instance – a browser that operates without a visible window – inside a Docker container, loads the brand’s real website and acts as a reverse proxy between the target and the legitimate site.
Find out more Exclaimer Report reveals 71% of in-house IT builds fail to deliver on time or on budget
13 March 2026
Exclaimer, provider of email signature management solutions, has released the results of the Build vs buy: The true cost of DIY IT solutions report, delivering a global view of how IT and security leaders are reassessing the true cost, risk and return of building software in-house versus buying from trusted vendors.
The findings, based on insights from over 2,000 IT and security decision-makers, reveal that 71% of in-house builds are eventually abandoned. This insight, termed ‘The DIY Mirage’, reveals the false sense of control and efficiency that fades as maintenance demands, compliance risks, and long-term costs grow.
