Security Breach: ‘Prevention is Damn Near Impossible’
John Anthony Smith, Founder & CSO at Fenix24, joins Security Breach to discuss why prevention alone can’t stop today’s ransomware threats.
John Anthony Smith, Founder & CSO at Fenix24, joins Security Breach to discuss why prevention alone can’t stop today’s ransomware threats.
Heath Renfrow, Co-Founder/CISO at Fenix24, shares with Assured Intelligence how AI-driven agentic threats like JadePuffer are compressing detection and response windows, and what critical defenses are needed.
Fenix24 Co-Founder and CISO, Heath Renfrow, offers expert perspective on what agentic threat actors mean for defenders.
Heath Renfrow, Co-Founder and CISO at Fenix24, shares with TechFinitive how JadePuffer represents a fundamental shift in attacker tradecraft, removing the human operator entirely and compressing multi-hour attacks into minutes.
Heath Renfrow, Co-Founder and CISO at Fenix24, shares with SC Media why SD-WAN management platforms have become a prime target for attackers — and why authenticated-access requirements offer security teams little comfort.
Heath Renfrow, Co-Founder and CISO at Fenix24, shares with Security Buzz how the Twill Typhoon campaign represents a fundamental shift in nation-state tradecraft.
Jeremiah Clark, CTO at Fenix24, shares with SecureWorld how AI-powered fraud has made traditional verification methods obsolete and why organizations must shift to behavioral anomaly detection and out-of-band verification to defend against the $196 billion scam economy.
Heath Renfrow, co-founder and CISO at Fenix24 shares with Dice how AI platforms, such as Mythos, will reshape cybersecurity roles within the next five years.
A new report from the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) and Fenix24 reveals that while insurance carriers have made significant investments in cybersecurity, critical gaps in resilience remain.
Heath Renfrow, Co‑Founder and CISO at Fenix24, notes in HackRead that Twill Typhoon’s use of trusted‑brand infrastructure shows modern cyber‑espionage is built for persistence, not one‑time intrusion.