Data Protection Remains Top Healthcare Cyber Security Concern** Bridewell’s 2026 report finds data protection tops healthcare cyber concerns yet many organisations report low confidence in their ...

Research indicates AI is redefining entry-level cybersecurity positions by automating repetitive tasks while increasing demand for human judgment.

Countries worldwide expand AI use in military targeting, autonomous drones and intelligence as ethical debates & calls for regulation intensify.

Majority Expect Cyber Attacks to Threaten Business Survival According to Databarracks Data Health Check 2026 65 percent of organisations believe serious cyber attacks could threaten their survival.

Ford Rehires Human Engineers After AI Quality Failures Automotive manufacturer brings back 350 veteran engineers after artificial intelligence failed to match human expertise in quality assurance ...

Teenager Arrested Over Scattered Spider Cyber Attacks** Nineteen year old Peter Stokes from Scattered Spider group arrested in Finland and extradited to the US for trial.

Enterprises should diagnose processes, prioritize AI use cases, build flexible architecture & govern agents to close 2026 execution gap.

As a result, teams relied on a hodgepodge of security tools to handle end-to-end security. Tenable catalogs at least ten distinct cloud security categories now subsumed under CNAPP - CSPM, CWP, CIEM, ...

Hidden Attribution Markers Found in Anthropic Claude Code Anthropic's AI model has been found to contain hidden tracking mechanisms targeting Chinese users within system prompts and code. Gabrielle ...

Trump Administration Lifts Ban on Anthropic Claude Models** After a week-long suspension prompted by cybersecurity issues the Trump administration has restored full access to Anthropic's Claude models ...

Dr Patrick Alberts, Chief Product Officer, and Managing Director of Element Software GmbH   Why open standards are the new European security imperative Digital connectivity is a critical strategic ...

Ransomware has become a test of how well an organisation functions when things go wrong. By Wayne Kiphart ...