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<p>Enterprise AI deployments are scaling faster than any software category in history, now commanding 6% of the $300 SaaS market, according to venture capital firm Menlo Ventures. Meanwhile, McKinsey &amp; Company has reported that 88% of businesses have applied AI…

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<p>As enterprises race to deploy AI across their operations, a perfect storm is brewing: New AI-generated attack vectors are colliding with employees’ growing emotional trust in chatbots and AI assistants, creating security blind spots that traditional defenses weren’t designed to…

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<p>When it comes to malware delivery methods, attackers are sticking with what works — even as they rely on a rapidly revolving door of payloads.</p> <p>That’s according to a report from the ReliaQuest Threat Research Team, which tracks threat activity…

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<p>In the education sector, cybersecurity controls and third-party risk management get put to the test — and frequently don’t get a passing grade.</p> <p>Academic organizations might not seem like prime targets for cyberattacks, but these data-rich — and security-insufficient —…

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<p>MFA has long been one of the most effective security controls an organization can deploy. It’s inexpensive compared to many security technologies, relatively easy to implement and capable of stopping a large percentage of credential-based attacks.</p> <p>It’s not a coincidence…

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<p>Effective threat modeling — where security architects review system design, enumerate threats and mitigations, validate controls and map the attack surface of a system — is critical to secure software but can be complex and time-consuming.</p> <p>This guidance explains how…

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<p>The cybersecurity talent crisis has moved from a simple numbers problem to a fundamental mismatch between what organizations need and what the workforce can deliver.</p> <p>While 87% of organizations plan to expand their security teams this year, according to Fortinet…

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<p>The latest cyberattack headlines leave security leaders asking a critical question: Does an AI agent’s successful execution of an end-to-end ransomware attack signal a fundamental shift in threat response strategies, or does it simply underscore the enduring importance of cybersecurity…

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<p>Whether hosted in-house or in the cloud, the web browser serves as the gateway to most enterprise work, making it a crucial consideration in any enterprise security strategy.</p> <p>The current AI frenzy puts an even brighter spotlight on browser security.…

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<p>Emerging frontier AI models, such as Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, are dramatically accelerating vulnerability discovery and exploitation, shrinking the window between a software flaw’s discovery and its weaponization to mere hours.</p> <p>In just a few months, Mythos has discovered <a href=”https://www.techtarget.com/searchsecurity/news/366643606/First-month-of-Mythos-Preview-testing-exposes-10K-flaws”>thousands…

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<p>As cybersecurity threats intensify and perimeter-based security models continue to fail, organizations must adopt zero trust as a strategic, long-term approach to reducing risk and improving resilience surrounding cloud adoption, hybrid work and supply-chain exposure.</p> <p>CISOs and IT decision-makers need…

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<p>Organizations that rely on manual TLS certificate lifecycle management are racing against the clock. The 200-day certificate timeline, which took effect in March 2026, means the first wave of certificate renewals will arrive within a matter of months.</p> <p>”People will…

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<p>By now, every CISO has probably heard the phrase <i>lethal trifecta</i> tossed around in AI security discussions. The term refers to a combination of three agentic AI properties that, together, make agents vulnerable to attack and put the enterprises using…

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<p>To protect corporate data and prevent security incidents, IT must have a program in place to audit the mobile endpoints that access business systems and data.</p> <p>What falls under the category of “mobile device” for auditing has evolved over the…

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<p>Mobile devices in the enterprise are an increasingly large target for cyberattacks. Mobile security audits help IT identify device, app, network and user risks before those risks lead to data loss or unauthorized access.</p> <p>With the growing amount of both…

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<p>The traditional network perimeter has effectively disappeared, creating a major data security problem for CISOs and their teams.</p> <p>Organizations today operate across on-premises, multi-cloud, API and edge systems with no fixed boundaries. Data traverses SaaS platforms and cloud services, remote…

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<p>Nonprofits serving vulnerable populations sit at the uncomfortable intersection of sensitive data, global exposure and limited security resources.</p> <p>Geneva-based Protect.ngo, formerly the CyberPeace Institute, helps nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) navigate those challenges with free cybersecurity support. To fulfill its…

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<p>Conducting a mobile app security audit requires an effective strategy and knowledge of the issues IT might encounter.</p> <p>Mobile apps are essential for hybrid and remote organizations. Employees need real-time access to corporate data, cloud services and backend systems from…

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<p>This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved the Nurture Originals, Foster Art and Keep Entertainment Safe Act, legislation that would establish federal protections against unauthorized AI-generated replicas. It’s a move that could reshape both individual privacy rights and corporate…

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<p>CISOs recognize the cybersecurity implications of AI, but many remain focused on preventing AI-enabled data loss and compliance breaches. Few are paying attention to the full scope of AI-related cybersecurity yet.</p> <p>Runtime security focuses on protecting running models from compromise.…

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