A new year often brings a surge in bookings that engage the hospitality industry's interconnected services, including hotel reservations, flights and car rentals. But while we settle into the start of 2025, cybercriminals are just heating up. While integrated services create a better customer experience, it also opens up the threat landscape, offering cyberattackers more opportunities to exploit weaknesses across the industry. For travelers, this means being more aware of where their personal information is being stored, while travel and hospitality companies must enhance security measures to protect their consumer data. With cybercriminals becoming more creative in exploiting software across entire industries, the stakes for these industries are higher than ever.Growing Hospitality and Travel ThreatsAs travel demand rises, so do cyber threats, particularly for businesses in the travel and tourism industry. The hospitality industry has grappled with numerous high-profile data breaches in recent years

HackerOne, the cybersecurity company dedicated to eliminating vulnerabilities through continuous testing, announced updates to its intelligent copilot Hai.