Chameleon Group

12/24/2025

12/12/2025

Our CEO, Amotz Brandes, has been fielding a massive uptick in calls from clients worried about what recent museum heists could mean for their collections.

“Nobody wants to be the next museum hit,” he said in a recent Wall Street Journal article. Museum security directors have been eagerly seeking risk assessments from us ever since October's Louvre heist. This month's robbery at the Mario de Andrade Library is hastening their sense of urgency.

Thieves target precious jewels, artwork, and artifacts for all sorts of reasons, including ransom, collateral, and even resale (although less common than one might think). And clearly, they're getting better at it.

Don't wait to become a victim. Connect with us on how to reduce your risks through careful planning and assessment.

📰 Full WSJ article here 🔗👉: https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/fine-art/museum-heists-theft-stolen-sao-paolo-library-louvre-paris-matisse-dbc4f6a7?st=GQ4hW3&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

12/10/2025

The world can feel like a crummy place sometimes, especially when every headline you read is full of doom and gloom.

Security is a somber subject matter for sure, but it doesn’t have to be. There are plenty of success stories worth sharing. Including this one.

Last week, Cloudflare revealed it successfully mitigated what is now the largest recorded distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack in history.

The attack was just over a minute-long and hit roughly 15,000 destination ports per second. However, even its unprecedented scale was no match for Cloudflare’s automated defenses, which detected and absorbed the spoofed traffic within seconds.

Cybersecurity is a huge portion of what companies like us research and practice. And oftentimes, it can feel like a losing battle. So, hearing about achievements like Cloudflare’s puts a smile on our faces – and we hope it does the same for you, too!

Read more about the story here: https://securityaffairs.com/185299/security/cloudflare-mitigates-record-29-7-tbps-ddos-attack-by-the-aisuru-botnet.html