The leak of 47 political leaders: A case study in context-driven risk

A graphic titled 'The Whale's Shield' on a dark blue background. It shows a geometric teal whale silhouette representing a high-profile executive, protected by three concentric rings. An arrow labeled 'The Attack' pierces the first two broken rings labeled 'Public Data' and 'Contextual Data' but is stopped by the third solid blue ring labeled 'Behavioral Defense.' Text at the bottom reads: 'When data leaks, behavior is the last line of defense.'

A recent breach has exposed the personal data of 47 high-profile Spanish politicians, including regional presidents and high-ranking officials. The leak includes highly granular details: from national ID numbers to gas meter codes. For security leaders, this incident serves as a critical case study: exposed PII (Personally Identifiable Information) is not just a privacy failure; it is the ammunition for the next wave of hyper-personalized social engineering. We explore why context is the new weapon and how organizations must build a capable human defense layer to withstand it.

Zepo Intelligence Raises $15M Seed Round to Protect Workspaces from AI-Driven Social Engineering

Small triggers. Massive impact. Zepo raises $15M

PRESS RELEASE Backed by leading European funds Kibo Ventures, eCAPITAL and TIN Capital. Zepo positions itself at the forefront of a new era: “Agentic Social Intelligence for Workspace Security,” designed to protect organizations from the challenges presented by Artificial Intelligence. January 12, 2026 – Zepo Intelligence, the company redefining human-centric security, announced today the closing […]

Black Friday scams: a practical guide for employees to stay safe online

Fraudulent Black Friday online shopping offer warning employees of potential scams and cybersecurity risks.

Black Friday is prime time for online shopping, and for cybercriminals. Employees need practical guidance to spot fake websites, fraudulent gift cards, and scam delivery alerts. This guide equips teams with actionable tips to protect personal and corporate data, reduce malware risk, and prevent attackers from gaining a foothold in company systems.

5 emotions used in social engineering to steal your personal data

Emociones usadas en ingeniería social

Social engineering is a psychological manipulation technique used to deceive, persuade, or influence people in order to obtain confidential information, access systems, or perform unauthorized actions. In this article, we will look at the emotions that cybercriminals seek to arouse in their victims to make them fall into their trap.

The European Union is serious: “The EU and its countries are a target of cyber attacks”.

The European Union has taken a proactive stance on cybersecurity and cyber resilience, recognizing that 5G is not just a technological evolution, but a fundamental pillar for the socioeconomic development and security of its citizens. With the proliferation of connected devices and increasing reliance on high-speed connectivity, the need to safeguard digital infrastructure has become an inescapable priority.

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