WEF: Cyber-Fraud Overtakes Ransomware as CEO Top Concern
The World Economic Forum's 2026 outlook shows cyber-enabled fraud, AI-driven threats, and geopolitical volatility are reshaping cyber risk and widening resilience gaps.
Breaches, offensive and defensive AI, and surveillance.
The World Economic Forum's 2026 outlook shows cyber-enabled fraud, AI-driven threats, and geopolitical volatility are reshaping cyber risk and widening resilience gaps.
The tool pairs OS-level isolation with a rule engine that checks every agent action across shell, code, and network traffic.
The release signals a shift toward agentic AI that not only predicts threats but also verifies them in real time.
A new product aims to give engineering and security teams shared visibility and enforcement for AI agent deployments.
Attribution of the HEAVYGRAM Telegram backdoor to both a hacktivist persona and state intelligence highlights a widening Iranian surveillance operation.
New stable AndroidX libraries let apps see patching status of individual device components, enabling more nuanced security decisions.
A new report finds AI coding tools' API keys and tokens sitting in publicly accessible MCP configuration files on GitHub.
The investment will accelerate platform development and enterprise market expansion for MIND's AI-based DLP offering.
A single-source roundup of the week's security news shows ongoing exploitation of known flaws, urgent patches, and exposed critical infrastructure.
Russian officials reported thousands of cyberattacks on election infrastructure, but provided little technical detail and the claims remain unverified.
North Korean group Jade Sleet compromised an Indian IT services firm using two backdoors, showing continued focus on developer supply chains.
A newly patched WordPress vulnerability lets a crafted link trick an administrator into installing a theme, potentially leading to remote code execution.
A new parental control app combines AI social media scanning with screen time and location tools to alert parents to potentially harmful conversations.
A newly documented Windows privilege escalation flaw, CVE-2026-66804, shows how an incomplete patch for the 'Dark Elevator' bug left a dangling COM object registration attack surface.
New Fastly capabilities aim to give organizations real-time visibility and control over AI models and agents.
A malware infection at a contractor for Japanese entertainment firm Daiichi Kosho leaked millions of customer and employee records.
A known issue that made Defender Antivirus appear disabled after updates has been resolved by Microsoft.
A previously undocumented remote access trojan is being distributed through fake browser-update prompts, using Polygon blockchain transactions to keep its command-and-control servers reachable.