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Research shows organizations are struggling to contain security incidents as industry leaders like Dario Amodei warn of the dangers of agent swarms.

The industry didn't just lose money in May 2022. It lost permission to ask normal people to trust it with their savings.

Deciding who gets less is the half that requires someone to say so on the record. Who is that person at your company, and when did they last write it down?

Complex attacks that required years of specialized experience and skills are now executed by operators whose only real capability is knowing what to ask for.

Bad actors are no longer waiting until after an account exists. They are entering through the talent process itself.

Inventory is a snapshot. The thing it is trying to measure is a moving picture.

AI and other developments have made domain-based attacks so quick and easy to launch that bad actors can attack at an unbelievable scale and pace.​

What a board needs is broad operating and governance judgment combined with enough cryptographic and technology-transformation experience to test management's a

Proton warns that millions of smartphone users have now installed VPNs that secretly track their phone and location. And many of those VPNs have direct links to

Unfortunately, every connection represents another potential entry point for attackers.

Links themselves aren't dangerous. They're pointers. The damage happens afterwards when something else fails.

The vendor in which you have the most faith and familiarity is likely the one you have stopped examining, and that is precisely the reason it deserves your clos

In other words, deception turns the attacker’s automation against them.

Without system-wide privacy, the next wave of bank blockchain adoption may repeat the same pattern as earlier pilots that never reached production.

Research from Threatdown highlights that cybercriminals are weaponizing frontier AI models like Grok to commit cybercrime.

War is changing fast, and Ukraine is rapidly adapting existing weapons to new and unexpected used. This flexibility may be essential in future wars.

The power of the deepfake executive might exist because when the boss asks us to complete a task, we often default to obedience.

Most security teams can see their exposures. The harder problem is deciding which ones are riskiest and then closing them without breaking something else in the

Apple has issued iOS 26.6.1 and iOS 18.7.10, containing dozens of security fixes for iPhones. Here's what you need to know.

Malicious packages are old news. A worm that uses the package registry itself as its transport layer is something else.

Apple iPhone users in 110 countries have received a concerning notification about spyware. Here's what you need to know.

Google has confirmed that it is blocking 7 billion abusive Chrome push notifications every day using the Swiss Cheese security model. Here’s what you need to kn

Microsoft has released a patch for a Windows use-after-free zero-day vulnerability already being exploited to deploy malware used by the Lazarus hacking group.

Cyberattacks are sobering reminders of vulnerabilities common in industrial automation, but there are steps the affected organizations can take to secure their