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A newcomer extortion crew used AI to script attacks on 23 organizations, then left its own server wide open for researchers to read.
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A newcomer extortion crew used AI to script attacks on 23 organizations, then left its own server wide open for researchers to read.
A SailPoint report finds most organizations still run identity security at human speed even as they deploy AI agents that operate far faster.
Attackers are chaining two unpatched AhsayCBS vulnerabilities to gain remote code execution and deploy webshells, with at least five organizations targeted.
ISACA research shows 32% of digital trust professionals say their organizations fail to address AI risks, as adoption climbs.
JPCERT/CC reports a sharp rise in personal data leaks at Japanese organizations, tied to mobile API abuse and a Metabase flaw.
Attackers reportedly seized control of top-level domains to issue valid-looking TLS certificates for Google and other organizations.
GitLab patched a critical AI Gateway flaw scoring 9.9, but the fix only reaches organizations running their own gateway.
SpyCloud research finds infostealer malware has harvested credentials tied to 1,787 U.S. water and wastewater organizations, some reaching operational networks.
ISACA finds that 71% of organizations have not rehearsed for an AI-related security incident, even as AI adoption accelerates.
The International Meteor Organization says a cyberattack dealt a critical blow to its aging infrastructure, forcing weeks of partial downtime.
Hiscox report finds 29% of organizations hit by cyberattacks in the past year, with average costs of $52,000 and 32.8 hours of downtime.
A Syskit study finds 76% of UK and US organizations have deployed enterprise AI, but only 43% reviewed permissions first.
An analyst argues business alignment fails because the CISO role is structurally flawed, proposing a CSO above it.
CRPx0's victim count rose from under 10 to 48 organizations since June, but experts urge caution over unverified claims.
Linkdaze's touchscreen calendar syncs multiple services and offers AI meal planning without a monthly fee.
Fortra researchers verified ExfilSquad's access to sensitive data from 13 organizations, likely via misconfigured Power Pages portals.
A growing backlog of unresolved vulnerabilities is not a security problem but an organizational failure of ownership, capacity, and decision-making.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management faces a critical hurdle as organizations struggle to move past theory into active operations.
A critical third-party software flaw forces the charity-focused bank to suspend digital access for 14,000 organizations.
Learn the fundamentals of the data restoration process, why it is the cornerstone of disaster recovery, and how it protects organizational continuity.
Learn how API-based discovery helps organizations identify, map, and secure the hidden web of application programming interfaces across their infrastructure.
A malicious Claude Artifact led users to download a remote access trojan, compromising at least 29 organizations in a recent campaign.
A malicious campaign targeting Ukrainian organizations leverages legitimate software bundles to achieve persistent system access.
Anthropic's frontier AI is changing vulnerability discovery, forcing a rapid shift in how organizations prioritize defense.
Corporate security ranks see high turnover as organizations across diverse sectors bring on new chief information security officers.
New research confirms that public sector organizations now face a daily ransomware attack, highlighting a critical infrastructure crisis.
Nation-state actors are weaponizing generative AI to bypass traditional hiring filters and secure roles within high-value organizations.
Procurement often prioritizes flashy AI demos over security, leaving organizations vulnerable to physical and digital risks.
By integrating validation data into AI agents, organizations can pivot from theoretical risk assessment to verifiable, evidence-based security.
Threat actors are weaponizing years-old accounts to map organizational structures and probe sensitive repositories via the GitHub API.