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RansomwareAI killed the typo. Now it’s time to rewrite phishing training.Adam KhanAugust 31, 2026AI-powered phishing makes old warning signs obsolete, forcing security training to focus on verification.
IdentityWhy yesterday’s identity security standards no longer work for banksAshish JainAugust 31, 2026In the AI era, the industry needs to move away from passwords and focus more on identity-centric security.
Data SecurityHow Clop accessed the enterprise blueprint with no credentialsAaron BeardsleeAugust 28, 2026The Windchill campaign shows how a trusted enterprise app can conceal data theft, credential access, and persistent control.
AI benefits/risksWhy we must stop slapping the AI label on every area of securityDavid BalabanAugust 27, 2026Cybersecurity doesn’t need more vague intelligence claims – ask the hard questions about what these new AI tools actually do.
AI benefits/risksWhy human-speed defense has failedDavid MyttonAugust 26, 2026Defenders need AI today so they can run at the same speed as the attackers.
Risk Assessments/ManagementWhy mission risk should drive cyber operations strategiesJoyce RancaniAugust 25, 2026Here's how a risk-based approach can foster cyber resilience.
IdentityHow to catch what background checks aren’t built to seeMick Leach August 24, 2026Too often today the hiring funnel becomes the attack surface – here’s how to catch insider threats before they escalate.
Critical Infrastructure SecurityCMMC Phase 2 suspended: What defense contractors need to knowUmesh KalankeAugust 24, 2026CMMC Phase 2 is paused, but defense contractors must keep meeting existing cybersecurity requirements.
AI benefits/risksThe Taiwan attack was built with two free downloads from vendors nobody rates Rob SmithAugust 21, 2026Teams now have to ask which AI agent frameworks are running in their stack? Who built them? And, and who has ever rated them?
MalwareInside the fourth wave of the Shai-Hulud npm wormBrad LaPorteAugust 20, 2026The signed packages were authentic – but that’s precisely the problem: the provenance lied.