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AI-Driven Website Attacks Surge 12x in 12 Months, New Report from inMotion Real Estate Media Finds

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By Jonathan Phillips
| EIN Presswire
New report reveals 80% SMB attack rate, $2.5 billion breach costs at major corporations, and the rise of "vibe hacking" by individuals using AI tools The economics of cybercrime have flipped in the last 18 months, and most business owners haven't been told” — Jonathan Phillips NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, May 11, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- inMotion Real Estate Media, a New York-based Commercial Real Estate marketing agency, today released a comprehensive evidence-based report on the dramatic...
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inMotion Real Estate Media Publishes The Ultimate 2026 Content Strategy Guide for Commercial Real Estate

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By Jonathan Phillips
| EIN News
Free industry blueprint covers video-first marketing, radical data transparency, and the rise of “phygital” asset marketing for CRE firms competing in 2026.
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Transforming compliance into competitive advantage

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By Jonathan Phillips, Protection Lead
| Actuarial Post Verified
For decades, life insurers in the UK operated on a “silent partner” model: engage the consumer when they buy a policy, send the occasional annual statement, and then only resurface when the policy lapses, or worse, when the policyholder passes away. This minimal interaction may have been convenient for insurers, but it has left customers disconnected from a product designed to protect their most important possession - their life and their families.
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