Teri Robinson From the time she was 10 years old and her father gave her an electric typewriter for Christmas, Teri Robinson knew she wanted to be a writer. What she didn’t know is how the path from graduate school at LSU, where she earned a Masters degree in Journalism, would lead her on a decades-long journey from her native Louisiana to Washington, D.C. and eventually to New York City where she established a thriving practice as a writer, editor, content specialist and consultant, covering cybersecurity, business and technology, finance, regulatory, policy and customer service, among other topics; contributed to a book on the first year of motherhood; penned award-winning screenplays; and filmed a series of short movies. Most recently, as the executive editor of SC Media, Teri helped transform a 30-year-old, well-respected brand into a digital powerhouse that delivers thought leadership, high-impact journalism and the most relevant, actionable information to an audience of cybersecurity professionals, policymakers and practitioners.
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Eight Years In, GDPR Changed Everything Â
Teri Robinson | | AI systems, Compliance, consumer trust, Data Governance, data localization, Data Privacy, EU AI Act, GDPR, identity governance, Regulatory Enforcement
Eight years ago, following a full-on panic, GDPR went into effect. And what has emerged in the years since is a much-needed benchmark for governance. Will the act remain relevant as AI reshapes the landscape? ... Read More
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TeamPCP Takes Cover by Releasing Source Code on GitHub, Spurs CopycatsÂ
Teri Robinson | | copycat, Cybersecurity, Defense, exposed credentials, GitHub, Shai-Hulud, Supply Chain Attacks
Just a brief exposure of source code on GitHub by Shai-Hulud is enough to give TeamPCP plausible deniability and spark copycat campaigns ... Read More
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Are Suspected Iranian Intrusions Into Gas Station ATGs a Precursor to Larger Attacks?Â
Teri Robinson | | Automated tank gauges (ATG), CISA warnings, cyber warfare, Fuel infrastructure vulnerabilities, Geopolitical cyber threats, Industrial Control Systems (ICS), IoT governance, Iranian cyberattacks, Operational Technology (OT) security, U.S. critical infrastructure
Automated tank gauges have sat exposed with no password protections across the country. Is it surprising that Iranian hackers potentially exploited them? Do they portend more dangerous attacks to come? ... Read More
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Managing AI Agents Is Not Just a Visibility Issue
A pair of studies from the Cloud Security Alliance illuminates how organizations are struggling to see and manage AI agents—and stay a step ahead of bad actors. ... Read More
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Erie County Puts the Kibosh on Biometric Data Collection by Retailers
Teri Robinson | | AI Governance, biometric data, Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, deepfakes, Erie County, facial recognition, New York, Synthetic identity fraud, Wegmans
Remember that face—retailers like grocery chain Wegmans are using facial recognition to identify miscreants, but legislators in Erie County New York says that’s not cool. They recently passed Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act than bans the practice as well as the collection of other biometric data ... Read More
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China Has its Sights Set on Scammers, Just Not Those Targeting AmericansÂ
Teri Robinson | | adversarial industrialization, China scam centers, Chinese-nexus cyber activity, crypto investment fraud, Darktrace research., industrial-scale fraud, Pig Butchering Scams, social engineering infrastructure, Southeast Asia cybercrime, U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission
A new report from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission reveals that while China is aggressively prosecuting fraud targeting its own citizens, it continues to turn a blind eye to industrial-scale scam centers victimizing Americans. This selective enforcement has incentivized Chinese criminal syndicates to pivot toward U.S. targets, resulting ... Read More
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Networks of Browser Extensions Are Spyware in DisguiseÂ
Teri Robinson | | AI-native browser threats, B2B sales intelligence tools, browser data reselling, Browser extension security, corporate data leakage, cybersecurity defense-in-depth., data privacy risks, extension governance policy, LayerX extension analysis, legal spyware
Modern browser extensions and ad blockers are legally collecting and reselling user data, including streaming habits and B2B sales intelligence, under the guise of "analytics." This unregulated "legal spyware" creates massive security gaps as employees unwittingly leak corporate URLs, SaaS dashboards, and research activity to third-party databases. With the rise ... Read More
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Ransomware Victims up 389%, TTE in Less Than Two Days: How Can Defenders Stay Ahead?
Teri Robinson | | Adaptive Identity, Agentic AI, AI, Attack Life Cycle, Automation, Cloud Security, Cyber Collaboration, Cybersecurity, cyberthreats, Data Security, FortiGuard Labs 2026, FraudGPT, HexStrike AI, identity security, Industrialized Cybercrime, infostealers, machine learning, Ransomware, shadow agents, Threat Intelligence, threat landscape, Time to Exploit, TTE, WormGPT
Agentic AI’s impact on ransomware—it’s execution, its success and even who gets to play, is being widely felt. And we’re just getting started. ... Read More
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FBI, Indonesian Authorities Team to Take Down Site Ripping Off Users for MillionsÂ
Phishing still hooks users around the world and coaxes them to hand over credentials. But on occasion the good guys take them down, like the FBI in collaboration with Indonesian law enforcement did with W3LLStore marketplace. ... Read More
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Manhattan DA Bragg Pushes Meta to Put a Stop to Immigration ScamsÂ
Teri Robinson | | Alvin Bragg, Catholic Charities, facebook, fraud prevention, Identity Theft, immigration scams, legal services fraud, Manhattan District Attorney, Mark Zuckerberg, Meta, social media moderation, WhatsApp
Scammers dressed up like Catholic Charities and legitimate pro bone legal services on social media platforms are targeting immigrants and bilking them for money. Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is pressing Meta to follow its own terms and shut them down. ... Read More
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