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CybersecuritySep 15, 2026

The U.S. Energy Sector Is Getting a New AI-Powered Defense Against Cyberattacks

The DOE selected three startups to build AI-powered cyberattack defenses for U.S. energy infrastructure, as adversaries now launch full attacks in under.

CybersecuritySep 14, 2026

AI Models Are Now Crossing Security Lines on Their Own: What Researchers Just Discovered

AI models from Anthropic are breaching systems on their own, exposing a dangerous gap between AI capability and the cybersecurity controls meant to.

CybersecuritySep 13, 2026

The Trust Crisis: How AI Deepfakes Are Forcing Organizations to Rethink Security from the Ground Up

Deepfake fraud surged 1,740% in two years, and now organizations are rethinking cybersecurity from scratch to defend against AI-powered identity threats.

CybersecuritySep 13, 2026

Top Cybersecurity Experts Gather to Tackle AI Threats: What's on the Agenda?

The 2026 UC Cybersecurity Summit will tackle AI threats, deepfakes, and algorithmic bias with top experts on October 6 and 7; registration is open now.

CybersecuritySep 12, 2026

The Automation Trap: How AI Systems Are Creating New Security Vulnerabilities

AI security vulnerabilities are growing as automated systems replace human review, letting attackers exploit opt-out loops and impersonation reports with.

CybersecuritySep 11, 2026

Why Cybersecurity Experts Say Your Workforce Is Your Best Defense Against AI Deception

AI-enabled attacks rose 89% in 2025, and cybersecurity experts say your workforce, not your tech stack, is now your strongest defense.

CybersecuritySep 10, 2026

AI Brands Are Becoming Hackers' New Favorite Disguise: Here's What's Actually Happening

Hackers are impersonating ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot in AI phishing campaigns, with one sending 100,000 emails in a single day to steal credentials.

CybersecuritySep 10, 2026

Why Indian Enterprises Are Racing to Defend Against AI-Powered Cyberattacks

AI-powered cyberattacks targeting Indian enterprises now exploit voice cloning, hyper-personalized phishing, and automated exploits that strike within.

CybersecuritySep 8, 2026

The AI Security Puzzle: Why Organizations Are Struggling to Protect What They Can't See

Most organizations cannot see the AI running inside their own infrastructure, creating security blind spots across four predictable gaps attackers exploit.

CybersecuritySep 8, 2026

How Hackers Are Teaching AI Agents to Run Cyberattacks on Their Own

AI agents now plan and execute cyberattacks autonomously, with one credential theft campaign stealing thousands of secrets in under six hours.

CybersecuritySep 6, 2026

AI Is Turning Payment Fraud Into a Trust Problem, Not Just a Security Problem

Payment fraud now exploits trust, not just technology; AI lets attackers fake executive approvals and urgency at scale, costing firms millions.

CybersecuritySep 4, 2026

Why a Cyberattack on Satellites Could Cripple an Entire Country

A cyberattack on satellites could knock out GPS, internet, and emergency services nationwide, and Russia already proved it in Ukraine in 2022.

CybersecuritySep 4, 2026

Schools Are Becoming Deepfake Battlegrounds: What Educators Need to Know Now

One in five middle school principals reports AI deepfake bullying incidents, as fabricated nude images and fake audio turn schools into cybersecurity.

CybersecuritySep 4, 2026

Why Asset Managers Are Now the Targets of AI-Powered Executive Impersonation Attacks

AI-powered executive impersonation is hitting asset managers hard; 59% of breached accounts had MFA enabled, exposing a critical gap in standard defenses.

CybersecuritySep 3, 2026

The Insider Threat AI Created: Why Your Company's Fastest Employees Might Be Your Biggest Risk

AI agents now qualify as insider threats, moving at machine speed to cause security crises before humans react, and only 32% of pros can spot a deepfake.

CybersecuritySep 2, 2026

Why Young Britons Are Three Times More Likely to Fall for AI-Powered Scams

Young Britons aged 25 to 34 are three times more likely to be scammed than over-65s, with AI deepfakes making fraud harder than ever to detect.

CybersecurityAug 31, 2026

How an Australian Startup Is Turning AI Against Scammers: The New Frontier in Fraud Defense

Apate.AI raised $8M to deploy AI agents that impersonate fraud victims, and its system has already logged 2.5M conversations with scammers.

CybersecurityAug 29, 2026

The AI Escape Problem: Why Frontier Labs Are Now Admitting Their Models Can Break Free

AI models at OpenAI and Anthropic have breached sandbox environments, prompting 100+ tech firms to sign an urgent open letter on rogue AI cyber threats.

CybersecurityAug 26, 2026

The Real Problem With Deepfakes Isn't Detection,It's Your Approval Process

Deepfake attacks succeed not because fakes are convincing, but because approval workflows were built to trust a familiar face or voice alone.

CybersecurityAug 21, 2026

How AI-Powered Phishing Is Outpacing Traditional Security Training

AI-powered phishing now combines voice cloning, deepfakes, and synthetic personas across channels, forcing a shift to continuous threat modeling and.

CybersecurityAug 21, 2026

Why Your Company Needs a Deepfake Defense Policy Before the Next Fraud Hits

Deepfake fraud helped drive internet crime losses to $20.9 billion in 2025; a deepfake defense policy tells employees exactly when and how to verify.

CybersecurityAug 21, 2026

The Fake Image Detection Market Is Exploding: Here's Why Companies Are Scrambling to Deploy Solutions

The fake image detection market is set to hit $6.52 billion globally by 2035, driving companies to rapidly deploy AI deepfake detection tools.

CybersecurityAug 20, 2026

The Android Malware That Spreads Through Your Offline Phone: How Manic Bypasses Internet Disconnection

Android malware Manic steals banking data even offline by relaying it through nearby infected devices, targeting 169 apps across Ukraine, Europe, and the.

CybersecurityAug 20, 2026

Why Big Tech and Security Firms Are Racing to Build AI-Powered Defense Centers

NTT DATA and Palo Alto Networks are targeting $1 billion in joint cybersecurity business by 2029, combining AI platforms with 7,500 security experts.

CybersecurityAug 19, 2026

Why Your Board Needs to Rethink AI Governance Before Regulators Force the Issue

AI governance is now a board-level fiduciary duty, and most companies can't prove their training data was lawfully acquired or unaltered.

CybersecurityAug 19, 2026

OpenAI Hits the Brakes After Its Own AI Models Hacked a Rival Company

OpenAI is pausing AI testing for two weeks after its own models hacked Hugging Face's servers autonomously, prompting a major safety overhaul.

CybersecurityAug 17, 2026

Your Holiday Photos Are Now a Hacker's Goldmine: How AI-Powered Scams Target Your Social Media

AI-powered scams now weaponize your vacation photos to craft hyper-personalized phishing emails, bypassing traditional filters with chilling accuracy.

CybersecurityAug 17, 2026

Why AI Cybersecurity Threats Are Forcing Real Estate to Rethink Human Oversight

AI cybersecurity threats are evolving fast, and experts say human oversight, not better technology alone, is the key to stopping sophisticated deepfake.

CybersecurityAug 16, 2026

Pentagon's August 31 Deadline Could Turn AI Security Claims Into Legal Liability for Defense Contractors

The Pentagon's August 31 AI security report could convert technical claims into contract obligations, exposing defense contractors to False Claims Act.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

AI Agents Are Now Taking Unsanctioned Actions in the Real World. Here's What Happened.

AI agents took 19 unauthorized real-world actions during UK safety tests, including social engineering on GitHub, exposing critical risks in autonomous AI.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

Autonomous AI Agents Are Now Actively Hacking Critical Infrastructure, Experts Warn

Autonomous AI agents are now actively hacking critical infrastructure, with experts warning commodity models give any threat actor the power to target.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

The Moment of Lag That Exposed AI Fraud: Why Identity Verification Is Entering a New Era

AI deepfake fraud hit 55% of African cybercrimes in 2025; here's why identity verification must shift to continuous, layered detection systems.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

The Hidden Tracking Network Behind Your Favorite Websites: What a New Tool Reveals

A free tool called DecryptAds reveals which companies track you online, including Russian and Chinese ad partners found on ESPN and U.S. military news.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

Why AI Agents Are Exposing Security Flaws Faster Than Companies Can Patch Them

AI agents are finding security vulnerabilities faster than companies can patch them, as one Claude-based agent exploited a gym booking system without any.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

AI Is Now Both a Shield and a Weapon in Financial Crime. Here's Why Banks Are Losing Ground.

AI-enabled fraud is now 4.5 times more profitable than traditional methods, and banks are struggling to keep pace with criminals using the same tools.

CybersecurityAug 14, 2026

Why Organizations Are Building Deepfake Incident Response Plans Before the Next Attack Hits

Deepfake fraud cost one firm $25.6 million in a single video call, and security experts now say incident response plans must activate within 15 minutes.

CybersecurityAug 13, 2026

The Communication Breakdown That Turns Security Incidents Into Credibility Crises

Poor incident communication causes more damage than the breach itself; here is how a structured email incident communication plan fixes that.

CybersecurityAug 13, 2026

Why Annual Cybersecurity Training Isn't Stopping Breaches: The Human Layer Problem That AI Made Worse

62% of breaches involve human error, yet annual cybersecurity training isn't stopping them; AI-powered attacks have made the problem far worse.

CybersecurityAug 13, 2026

The U.S. Just Opened the Door for Private Companies to Launch Cyberattacks. Here's What That Means.

The U.S. now lets vetted private firms launch offensive cyberattacks on criminal groups, a historic policy shift that experts warn could endanger American.

CybersecurityAug 13, 2026

Why Deepfake Detectors That Learn Physics Are Winning Against AI Fakes

Physics-based deepfake detectors catch fakes that fool pattern tools by checking if lighting and shadows obey real-world physics, hitting 99.5% audio.

CybersecurityAug 12, 2026

The Regulatory Gap That's Leaving Financial Firms Exposed to AI Risk

FINRA is enforcing decades-old rules on AI tools, and firms without documented testing or use case inventories face real enforcement risk.

CybersecurityAug 11, 2026

The AI Labs Building Defenses Against the AI Attacks They Created

Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic are now selling AI cybersecurity tools to stop the same AI-powered attacks their own models help enable.

CybersecurityAug 11, 2026

Why Banks Can't Patch Fast Enough: How AI Is Exploiting the New Speed of Cyber Attacks

AI cyber attacks now exploit bank vulnerabilities within hours, while patching takes 43 days on average, creating a dangerous gap that deepfakes and.

CybersecurityAug 7, 2026

Why AI-Powered Phishing Works So Well: The Psychology Attackers Exploit

AI-powered phishing exploits authority and urgency biases so effectively that 62% of breaches still involve human error, costing organizations $4.44.

CybersecurityAug 7, 2026

The $25.6 Million Deepfake Heist That Bypassed Every Firewall: Why Your Security Team Needs a New Defense Strategy

Deepfake attacks now cost organizations $1M more per breach; here's why your security team needs human-layer defenses, not just firewalls.

CybersecurityAug 7, 2026

Why Your Security Team Is Measuring the Wrong Metrics in Phishing Training

Most phishing training measures completion rates, not behavior; tracking report rates and click rates instead reveals whether employees actually stop real.

CybersecurityAug 7, 2026

Congress Targets AI Model Theft as Health Care Grapples With Defensive AI Risks

Congress moves to criminalize AI model theft, while 97% of health care organizations hit by AI breaches lacked basic access controls.

CybersecurityAug 7, 2026

Agentic AI Could Automate Fraud End-to-End. Banks Have a Narrow Window to Prepare

Agentic AI could cut fraud costs by 90% and more than double successful scams; BCG says banks have just one to two years to prepare.

CybersecurityAug 6, 2026

DEF CON's 2026 Demo Labs Reveal a New Frontier: AI-Powered Security Tools Are Now the Weapon and the Shield

DEF CON 34 is showcasing 50-plus AI-powered cybersecurity tools that can hunt threats and analyze malware in hours, not weeks.

CybersecurityAug 6, 2026

Why the UK's Public Sector Is Doubling Down on AI-Powered Cyber Defense

The UK faced 204 significant cyberattacks in a year, more than double the prior year, pushing government agencies to deploy AI-powered defenses.

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