3 Major K-12 Cyber Risks and How to Mitigate Them
Heath Renfrow, CISO and Co-founder of Fenix24, reveals to Security Magazine the reasons why cybercriminals are focusing their attacks on K-12 institutions.
Heath Renfrow, CISO and Co-founder of Fenix24, reveals to Security Magazine the reasons why cybercriminals are focusing their attacks on K-12 institutions.
Fenix24 CISO and Co-Founder Heath Renfrow shares his thoughts on the AI-powered editor Cursor with CSO Online and how a disabled default setting can turn into a full compromise.
Heath Renfrow, the CISO and Co-founder of Fenix24, discusses a frequently ignored risk associated with the issue in the Cursor extension during an interview with Infosecurity Magazine.
John Anthony Smith, the Co-founder and Chief Security Officer of Fenix24, shared insights with TechNadu on enhancing cybersecurity in law firms and what steps firms can carry out to close resilience gaps.
Heath Renfrow, CISO and Co-founder of Fenix24, shares insights with the Wall Street Journal on the gaps in the 2015 legislation, highlighting issues such as the slow distribution of advisories.
John Anthony Smith, Founder and CSO of Fenix24, shares with Security Boulevard that Early Warning Services (EWS) needs to exceed just the minimum consumer protection requirements.
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Heath Renfrow, CISO and co-founder of Fenix24, discusses with TechNewsWorld the challenges of cyber cost-benefit frameworks suggested by the Internet Security Alliance (ISA), highlighting their limitations in addressing unpredictable breaches.
John Anthony Smith, Founder and CSO of Fenix24, shares with Inc. Magazine why CEOs must ensure board members are equipped to challenge and guide the organization’s cybersecurity strategy.
For many law firms, the cost of security tools and services is a major barrier to improving their security protocols, according to ILTA and Fenix24’s “2025 State of Cybersecurity in Law Firms” survey published earlier this month.