October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, first launched in 2004 to build online safety. This year’s theme, Secure Our Digital Future: AI, Data, and Trust, highlights growing risks. Zero-click attacks, which need no user action, are on the rise. With AI agents like Microsoft Copilot, flaws such as EchoLeak show how silent exploits can leak sensitive data. OSRS helps organizations with governance, cloud security, and rapid incident response.

Cybersecurity in 2025 has seen major breaches across sectors. Attacks on Kido Nurseries, Harrods, FEMA, Jaguar Land Rover, and a 16 billion password leak reveal the scale of today’s threats. Hackers target education, retail, government, and manufacturing with growing success. Organizations must act by improving vendor risk management, patching, and adopting Zero Trust. OSRS helps build resilience with assessments, defense programs, and incident response planning.

Ghana has launched National Cyber Security Awareness Month 2025, marking a bold step in building a safer digital future. With growing threats in the digital economy, this initiative strengthens trust, security, and national resilience. OSRS stands ready to support Ghana through training, cloud security, AI governance, and digital forensics services.

Hackers exploited a zero-day flaw in Cisco ASA firewalls, forcing U.S. agencies to patch or disconnect devices. The attack shows how trusted security tools can become gateways for intrusion. Organizations must act fast with patching, monitoring, and Zero Trust. OSRS helps with risk assessments, incident response, and resilience building.

Cyber threats in 2025 are growing. The Harrods breach, Kido Nursery ransomware attack, and Cisco exploits in U.S. federal systems show how attackers exploit weak links. Schools are now prime targets due to valuable data and poor defenses. ÒGÚN Security Research and Strategic Consulting (OSRS) helps organizations strengthen resilience with vendor risk reviews, cyber defense programs, and incident response expertise.

Dr. Oludare Ogunlana will deliver the keynote address at CAMCON 2025 on October 16 at 9:00 AM at the NCDMB Towers in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, with global participation virtually. The conference, held during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, comes at a critical time as Nigeria faces rising cybercrime and a growing youth population in need of opportunities. CAMCON 2025 is an essential step toward building digital resilience.

Kingsley Kuku, newly called to the Nigerian Bar, continues his lifelong mission of peace, cybersecurity, and privacy advocacy. Known for championing Niger Delta amnesty and global anti-cybercrime efforts, he now uses the law to push for stronger digital rights, AI democratization, and citizen data protection. OSRS supports his vision with expert services in cybersecurity, privacy compliance, and AI governance.

The U.S. Secret Service uncovered a swatting and telecom disruption network in New York with more than 300 SIM servers and 100,000 SIM cards. The system could jam 911 calls and disable cell towers, creating serious risks to public safety and national security. At ÒGÚN Security Research and Strategic Consulting (OSRS), we help organizations strengthen resilience, build incident response plans, and prepare for evolving cyber and physical threats.

Artificial Intelligence is changing the way companies hire entry-level cybersecurity talent. Employers now prioritize problem-solving, teamwork, and analytical thinking over traditional technical knowledge. The old pipeline of degrees and certifications is no longer enough to fill the global skills gap. ÒGÚN Security Research and Strategic Consulting LLC (OSRS) helps organizations bridge this gap by building talent pipelines and training the workforce of the future.

A cyberattack disrupted check-in systems at major European airports on September 19–20, 2025, grounding flights and causing delays at Brussels, Berlin, and Heathrow. The incident exposed the risks of shared third-party systems. ÒGÚN Security Research and Strategic Consulting LLC (OSRS) helps organizations build resilience with risk assessments, response planning, and compliance support.

The Afriland Towers fire in Lagos claimed lives and exposed major safety gaps in high-rise buildings. It underscores the urgent need for human safety, strict emergency preparedness, and government enforcement of compliance. Regulators and operators must raise standards, while OSRS supports organizations with tested playbooks, compliance guidance, and training to reduce risk and build resilience.

The FBI has warned about two cybercriminal groups, UNC6040 (ShinyHunters) and UNC6395 (Scattered Spider/Lapsus$ tactics). These groups target Salesforce systems using voice phishing and OAuth token abuse. Their goal is to steal sensitive data and demand ransom. In this OSRS blog, we explain their methods, why businesses must take action, and how OGUN Security Research and Strategic Consulting helps organizations build resilience through compliance, training, and investigation

U.S. prosecutors have charged UK national Thalha Jubair for more than 120 cyberattacks linked to the Scattered Spider group. Victims paid over $115 million in ransom. This case shows the growing threat of cyber extortion against U.S. businesses and critical infrastructure. OSRS offers risk assessments, training, and incident response planning to help protect organizations from similar attacks.

Interpol’s Operation Serengeti 2.0 uncovered massive cybercrime networks across Africa, with over 1,200 arrests and millions recovered. This operation shows the scale of the threat and the urgent need for strong defenses. Learn how OSRS helps organizations protect their assets, ensure compliance, and stay ahead of cybercriminals

Artificial intelligence speeds up decisions, but its limits make human oversight vital. Learn why AI cannot replace human judgment in high-stakes areas like cybersecurity and finance. Discover how ÒGÚN Security Research and Strategic Consulting LLC (OSRS) helps organizations balance innovation with compliance, training, and investigations while reducing risk. Join Dr. Sunday Ogunlana at CyberWIDE on September 4 to explore AI ethics and decision-making.

AI is transforming industries, but reskilling is key to managing compliance and governance. OSRS, led by Dr. Oludare Ogunlana, provides expert training across cybersecurity, privacy, and AI. With services from compliance advisory to digital investigations, OSRS equips organizations to stay compliant, ethical, and prepared for the AI-driven future.

Artificial Intelligence offers speed and innovation but also brings compliance risks. Around the world, firms face fines for failures in AI safety, privacy, and intellectual property. This article explains why AI should not be overregulated, the main compliance concerns, how AI supports regulatory compliance, and the biggest challenges. Learn how OSRS helps organizations strengthen governance, reduce risk, and avoid costly penalties.

The NNSA SharePoint breach in August 2025 and the Qantas cyberattack in July 2025 highlight the dangers of state-sponsored espionage and third-party data exposure. These incidents reveal how vulnerable critical systems and businesses remain. Learn the lessons and see how OSRS helps organizations build stronger cyber resilience.

In August and September 2025, Jaguar Land Rover halted operations after a major cyberattack, while WhatsApp uncovered a dangerous zero-click exploit targeting civil society. These incidents reveal the growing risks to both industry and individuals. From disrupted production to silent spyware, the threat landscape is evolving. OSRS helps organizations build resilience through training, intelligence, investigations, and expert advisory services.

Dr. Sunday Ogunlana will speak on “When Machines Decide: Balancing Cybersecurity, Privacy, and AI Ethics” at CyberWIDE, September 24, 2025. This blog explores the challenges of AI and explains how OSRS services help organizations strengthen cybersecurity, protect privacy, and build trust in digital systems.