Even more foreboding, almost 40% of employees didn't receive any AI policy information at all when starting a new role.

Two major AI players have reported security incidents where models have breached testing environments in recent weeks.

Cyber experts explain how the threat landscape has changed, and what's still to come.

The VP of Intelligence at ZeroFox says ransomware attackers enjoy watching organizations squirm as much as they love money.

Study finds AI is no longer just a development tool for attackers, it's running whole operations itself.

A recently discovered exploit could be a serious risk for Zoom users, unless it's patched immediately

Most organizations are using AI to bolster their security infrastructure. Despite this, cybersecurity has never been harder.

96% of these companies lack an "automated way to stop an AI agent manipulated through its external inputs."

The hackers pretended to be locked out of the accounts and used a VPN to bypass location-based safeguards.

Dashlane users report unauthorized login attempt notifications from other countries, including Korea and Russia.

Grafana Labs' investigation is still ongoing, but it says it has shored up the security issues that led to the breach.

Vercel's popular React framework Next.js was not affected by the breach, but access keys and source code may have leaked.

According to new research, higher education facilities are tackling the cybersecurity skills gap with hands-on learning.

Common scams include messages claiming the target qualifies for new tax credits or larger refunds.

In 2025, phishing incidents are nearly twice as likely to start with voice impersonation (11%), not emails (6%).

According to new research, the world has reached a cybersecurity "tipping point" — with AI-led threats at the center of it.

Businesses are increasingly seeing the benefits of implementing machine learning into their security infrastructure.

This year, the landscape of cybersecurity will never be the same. Here's what to watch for, from data surges to AI malware.

Researchers predict that hackers will target AI agents this year. Here's how you can keep your business safe.

The credit check and identify verification services provider 700Credit is the latest company to suffer a massive data breach.

The cybersecurity skills gap is causing havoc across the tech sector, according to new research from ISC2.