Privacy and Security
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Report: Employee Impersonations Hit 53% of Companies Last Year 96% of these companies lack an "automated way to stop an AI agent manipulated through its external inputs." -
Hackers Gained Access to Instagram Accounts by Tricking Meta AI The hackers pretended to be locked out of the accounts and used a VPN to bypass location-based safeguards. -
Dashlane Suspends Customer Accounts After Brute-Force Attacks Dashlane users report unauthorized login attempt notifications from other countries, including Korea and Russia. -
Open Source Software Maker Grafana Labs Was Hacked Grafana Labs' investigation is still ongoing, but it says it has shored up the security issues that led to the breach. -
App Host Vercel Was Hacked Through a Third-Party AI Tool Vercel's popular React framework Next.js was not affected by the breach, but access keys and source code may have leaked. -
Report: Higher Education Takes on Cybersecurity Skills Gap According to new research, higher education facilities are tackling the cybersecurity skills gap with hands-on learning. -
Beware AI Scams During the 2026 Tax Season, Experts Warn Common scams include messages claiming the target qualifies for new tax credits or larger refunds. -
Report: Voice-Based Phishing Sees a “Significant Surge” In 2025, phishing incidents are nearly twice as likely to start with voice impersonation (11%), not emails (6%). -
Report: AI-Driven Threats Bring Global Cybersecurity to ‘Tipping Point’ According to new research, the world has reached a cybersecurity "tipping point" — with AI-led threats at the center of it. -
Study: 68% of Professionals Believe Security Tools Can’t Keep Up Businesses are increasingly seeing the benefits of implementing machine learning into their security infrastructure. -
We Asked Cybersecurity Experts for Their 2026 Predictions This year, the landscape of cybersecurity will never be the same. Here's what to watch for, from data surges to AI malware. -
Security Experts Dire Warning on AI Agents in 2026 Researchers predict that hackers will target AI agents this year. Here's how you can keep your business safe.