Gryphon Blog

John Wu
AI Agents, Automation, and the New Security Frontier

The next evolution of AI is here with autonomous web-browsing agents that can “surf,” click, and complete tasks on your behalf. Tools like OpenAI’s new browser and agent mode promise convenience: they can research, fill forms, even purchase items automatically. But with this new capability comes a new class of cybersecurity risk.

John Wu
Is Your Wi-Fi Safe? Here’s What You Should Know

John Wu
FBI Issues Critical Warning: BADBOX 2.0 Malware Infects Over 1 Million Devices

John Wu
Protecting Children and Older Adults on the Internet (A Retired CISO’s Perspective)

Isabelle Rupani
AI Companions: What Parents Need to Know

AI companions are intelligent computer programs that can chat with us, learn from us, and support us emotionally. They can take the form of chatbots, virtual assistants, or even digital friends.

Isabelle Rupani
Screen Time – A Modern Hazard

Excessive screen time has become synonymous with modern living, bringing with it a myriad of negative effects on mental health. The constant stream of information and notifications also plays a role in exacerbating stress and anxiety.

Isabelle Rupani
Enhancing Holiday Home Security with Gryphon

The influx of guests on your network, the rise in online shopping, and the increase in screen time as kids come home from school all make this the perfect season for falling prey to cyber threats. Gryphon routers, with their suite of advanced security features, provide the perfect solution for a worry-free holiday seas

Allan Chua
Gryphon's Award-Winning Container-Based Application Transforms Network Management, Parental Controls, and Cybersecurity

Gryphon proudly unveils its groundbreaking Container-Based Application for Network Management, Parental Controls, and Network Cybersecurity.

Isabelle Rupani
Halloween and Cybersecurity: Unmasking Digital Ghosts

When we think of Halloween, images of pumpkins, haunted houses, ghosts, and witches come to mind. However, there's also another kind of specter we should be wary of...