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Ankura CTIX FLASH Update – April 10, 2026
Malware Activity Hiding in Plain Sight as Malware Abuses Trust and Everyday Technology Recent research highlights two major cybercrime campaigns that show how attackers are becoming more subtle and deceptive in stealing sensitive data. In one case, hackers compromised Magento‑based online stores by hiding credit‑card‑stealing malware inside a nearly invisible, one‑pixel SVG image embedded directly ...
From Deception to Accountability – India's Cyber Paradigm Shifts in 2026
India’s cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift. Tougher regulatory enforcement and increasingly sophisticated threats have collided to expand the nation’s attack surface and usher in a new era of accountability‑driven scrutiny.
The Document Few May Read and Why It Is the Most Important Thing in Your SNP
I was sitting with a model of care (MOC) recently — not skimming it, actually reading it — and it brought back a conversation I had with a colleague that I have not been able to shake. We were talking about our years leading case management teams inside Special Needs Plans (SNPs). Both of us held senior roles. Both of us supervised the people responsible for coordinating some of the most medically complex, socially fragile members in managed care. When we asked each other the same question, we got the same answer: We did not remember ever having the MOC in our line of sight.
Great Technology Implementations Require a Village — and a Mayor
Implementing a major enterprise system — enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and human capital management (HCM) — is one of the most high-stakes initiatives any leadership team can take on. These projects promise transformation, scale, and long-term value.
Ankura CTIX FLASH Update – April 7, 2026
Malware Activity Why Today’s Cyberattacks Are Harder to StopCyberattacks are rapidly evolving, with device code phishing and multi‑extortion ransomware emerging as two of the most dangerous trends facing organizations today. Device code phishing attacks have surged more than thirty-seven (37) times this year, exploiting a legitimate login process meant for devices like smart TVs and ...
The Business Behind Sport: Volleyball World’s Commercial Innovation With Ugo Valensi, CEO of Volleyball World
800 million fans worldwide. 24 million social media followers. Volleyball is a top three global sport entering a new phase of commercial opportunity. In this episode of The Business Behind Sport, Ugo Valensi, CEO of Volleyball World, joins Jonny Gray to discuss how the sport is unlocking commercial opportunity through a 67/33 joint venture model, centralised rights, and a fan-first digital strategy.
Spending Holds, Stress Builds: The U.S. Economy Enters a Fragile Phase
U.S. consumers continue to spend, but resilience is increasingly strained. Real wage gains and essential driven demand are sustaining near term activity, even as sentiment weakens and household balance sheets come under pressure from record debt, rising delinquencies, and renewed energy driven inflation risks.
The Impact Exchange | The New PE Playbook: Finding Value in Fragmented Markets
In a market where private equity (PE) is searching for its next growth engine, where does real value actually come from? The answer may surprise you.
UAE Trends and Developments: The 2026 Cyber Horizon
The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE’s) cyber risk landscape is intensifying as artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, digital transformation, and legacy technology exposure converge with heightened regulatory scrutiny — expanding the country’s attack surface and increasing organizational accountability.
Ankura CTIX FLASH Update – April 3, 2026
Malware Activity How Attackers Are Weaponizing App Stores and Messaging AppsRecent investigations highlight a troubling trend in which attackers are abusing trusted platforms to quietly compromise both mobile and desktop devices at scale. On Android, a sophisticated malware known as NoVoice was distributed through the official Google Play Store, hidden inside legitimate‑looking apps that infected over 2.3 million devices before being removed. These apps worked as advertised and raised no immediate red flags yet exploited outdated Android security flaws to gain deep system access and embed themselves so thoroughly that even factory resets may not fully remove them. At the ...
