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That urgent email about a problem with your ChatGPT subscription may not actually be from ChatGPT. A recently documented phishing campaign is impersonating OpenAI with convincing billing notices designed to lead users to fake login pages and steal their credentials. It's another reminder that today's phishing attacks don't always look suspicious. Familiar brands, professional-looking emails, and a sense of urgency can be powerful social-engineering tools. Our latest article b

Your business runs on more than trucks, tools, and skilled people. Today, HVAC companies, plumbers, electricians, contractors, and construction firms also depend on technology to schedule jobs, dispatch technicians, process payments, manage payroll, communicate with customers, and keep operations moving. That dependence also creates risk. A cyber incident can quickly become an operational disruption - leaving technicians unable to access jobs, dispatch unable to schedule cust

Access to classified infrastructure has long been a barrier for innovative companies looking to support defense and national security missions. But the emerging Secure Space Network model could begin changing that equation-bringing secure environments closer to the companies developing critical capabilities in cybersecurity, AI, advanced communications, autonomous systems, space technology, and more. Your article explores how expanding access to classified infrastructure coul

Space may feel far away, but its cybersecurity risks are getting much closer to home. 🛰️ New security research involving a Starlink terminal highlights a much bigger issue: satellites, ground systems, terminals, and the networks connecting them are becoming part of the modern cyberattack surface. Our latest article explores what this means for critical infrastructure, national security, and the future of cyber resilience. If the mission depends on it, security has to be desi

The Pentagon's new Secure Space Network could represent a significant shift in how the defense industrial base approaches classified infrastructure. Approximately 50 mobile SCIFs are planned. But the bigger story is the model behind them. Secure infrastructure is becoming more distributed, scalable, and accessible. At R3DOUBT, we believe that's where the market is heading. Our latest article explores what the Secure Space Network could mean for the future of SCIF-as-a-Service