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UK Cyber Spooks: 'Is Your Computer Monitor Spying On You?'
Webinar | SASE Outlook 2026 and Beyond: Top 5 Predictions and Trends
Unwary Chinese Hackers Hardcoded Credentials into Backdoors
Why Cisco Is Eyeing Buy of Non-Human Identity Startup Astrix
Pharma Giant Merck and Google Cloud Sign $1B Agentic AI Deal
Why AI-Driven Arms Race Needs Better Threat Intelligence
Report: Discord Group Uses Claude's Supposedly Secret Mythos
UK: Russian Hacking Reaches New Levels of Hostility
Pentagon Cyber Leaders Back $1.5T Budget Request
How to Secure AI Agents and Machine Identities at Enterprise Scale
How AI Is Improving SAST Accuracy and Reducing Developer Friction
What CISOs Need to Know About AI Risk
Live Webinar | Safeguarding the Hybrid Attack Surface from AI-Enabled Adversaries
Why 'Emerging Threats' Are Harder to Prioritize in the AI Era
The End of Static Security: Why AI Demands Real-Time Microsegmentation
Why Data Security Standards in Cancer Innovation Matter
How Main Line Health Secures Devices With Microsegmentation
What the AI Mirror Reveals About How We Think
Beyond Mythos: A Defining Moment for Cybersecurity
Why Data Protection Vendor Commvault Is Eyeing Going Private
Your Fraud Detection Model Is Already Too Late to the Party
Trump Pledges Action on Cybercrime and Cyberspace Threats
• President Trump signed an executive order and published a cybersecurity strategy aimed at combating cybercriminal gangs.
• The measures include increased efforts by prosecutors, defense officials, and diplomats.
Iran War Unlikely to Disrupt Israeli Vendor Presence at RSAC
Several Israeli cybersecurity firms plan to attend RSAC 2026 despite the Iran war due to their global workforce structure; travel from Israel remains difficult but manageable.
China-Linked Hackers Use Malware Trio for Telecom Espionage
- A China-linked cyberespionage group has been targeting telecommunications providers in South America since 2024 using newly discovered malware tools.
- The malware is designed to maintain persistent access to critical communications infrastructure.