Hey there! Heard about the latest cybersecurity buzz? Read on to catch up on the warnings about helpdesk impersonation scams and Iran-linked hackers targeting critical sectors in the US. Plus, get the scoop on the most damaging scams of 2025 that made the headlines this month!
30 Apr 2026
April is wrapping up, and it’s time to reflect on the top cybersecurity stories that grabbed our attention this month. Our Chief Security Evangelist, Tony Anscombe, dives into the highlights and shares insights that could bolster your own cyber-defenses. Here’s a sneak peek at what Tony uncovered:
- Microsoft has raised alarm bells about helpdesk impersonation scams, utilizing Microsoft Teams to dupe users into granting remote access. Get the full scoop here.
- Iranian-linked hackers have set their sights on Rockwell programmable logic controllers (PLCs), putting nearly 4,000 devices at risk in U.S. critical infrastructure sectors. Learn more from the official warning.
- The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) reports a staggering $21 billion lost to cyber-enabled crimes in the U.S. last year. Dive into the details here.
Curious about how to safeguard against Teams-related attacks or protect Rockwell PLCs in critical infrastructure? Wondering how the FBI’s latest findings stack up against 2024 data? And which scam wreaked the most havoc on businesses in 2025? Tony has all the answers in his latest video. Don’t forget to explore the March 2026 edition of Tony’s monthly security news roundup for more expert insights!
