ICL Services has partnered with cybersecurity firm F6 to integrate its flagship threat detection and infrastructure management solutions into the company's service portfolio.
AI agents are transforming cyberattacks by increasing speed and persistence, forcing organizations to rethink security models, containment strategies, and the principle of least privilege.
The Barrier secure computing systems from Inferit Security have secured an FSTEC certificate extension until April 2031, ensuring long-term compliance for critical infrastructure clients.
Automated penetration testing and AI-driven vulnerability research are transforming cybersecurity by enabling continuous defense validation and faster threat detection.
R-Vision analysts identified four critical vulnerabilities in September 2026, three of which are already being exploited in real-world attacks against corporate systems.
INTERPOL's security chief Bjorn R. Watne urges companies to prioritize critical asset protection as AI enables hackers to scale attacks and increase fraud speed.
Gazinformservice is hosting the 'Cyber Arena 2026' cyber range in Moscow, featuring AI-driven infrastructure simulations and a confrontation between offensive and defensive security teams.
Security researchers at F6 have uncovered a new threat actor, Mimbrob, targeting Russian aerospace and IT firms with sophisticated phishing and DLL sideloading attacks.
Traditional DLP systems cannot secure generative AI because they lack the ability to analyze semantic meaning, manage model access, or detect complex threats like prompt injection and agent abuse.
The BlueSec competition challenges AI agents to investigate cybersecurity incidents by analyzing attack chains and distinguishing malicious activity from false positives.
Positive Technologies has flagged six critical vulnerabilities across major enterprise software platforms that are currently being exploited by attackers.
A security incident involving an OPNsense firewall revealed a backdoor injected into system files, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in shared root access and logging practices.
Experts in information security are debating the balance between theoretical security models and practical application, while navigating complex regulatory requirements.
The WaterPlum group compromised 30,000 devices through malicious coding tests, stealing $10.7 million in cryptocurrency for the North Korean government.
Recent cybersecurity reports highlight a surge in AI-driven attacks, including the exploitation of LLMs for malware development, automated phishing campaigns, and sophisticated corporate breaches.
A DLBI study reveals that 30% of users ignore security alerts regarding compromised passwords, with half of them reusing the same credentials across multiple platforms.
A surge in ClickFix attacks is targeting PC and Mac users by tricking them into executing malicious terminal commands through fake CAPTCHA prompts on compromised websites.
