This year’s forecast is causing concern for two primary reasons.

This year, the World Cup is facing a cyber threat that, historically, it hasn’t seen as often: malicious AI agents.

Foreign adversaries are exploiting commercial location data to track U.S. servicemembers in active war zones. 

Robinhood is enabling AI agents to trade and make credit card purchases on behalf of users. 

Fraudsters stopped storming the gates and started forging credentials to walk through the front door. Yet, many defenders are still manning the walls.

In the last 12 months, 92% of agencies experienced some form of cyber threat. Yet, only 20% plan to establish an incident response plan. 

Security magazine speaks to a researcher about an observed cyberattack driven entirely by AI. 

Cybercriminals are targeting law firms with social engineering tactics. 

Allied Universal announced the acquisition of Investigative Risk Management (IRM), a provider of workplace investigations, insurance claims investigations, and risk management services based in Ontario, Canada.

An expert breaks down the Trump Administration’s plan to invest $2 billion into quantum computing innovation and leadership.