Coverage of the trends shaping enterprise cybersecurity — identity-first security, passwordless adoption, AI in offense and defense, ransomware economics, regulatory tightening, and the architectural shifts redefining how organizations design and operate security programs across hybrid and cloud environments.
A June 2 executive order quietly reset the rules: AI-enabled federal cyber defense, new CISA directives within 30 days, and a required Cyber Trust Mark for connected devices. Even if you're not a federal contractor, this is about to shape what you buy and how you defend.
Ransomware is up 48% even as overall attacks fall — and the targets are shifting to critical infrastructure. The reason isn't just greed. Nation-states have discovered that a criminal crew makes a perfect deniable weapon.
A self-replicating worm hit 500+ npm and PyPI packages this month — including Red Hat's. It doesn't just poison code; it steals the credentials that let it log in and republish itself everywhere the maintainer has access.
A business owner wired away several million francs because the voice on the phone sounded exactly like his partner. It wasn't. Deepfakes now drive one in five biometric fraud attempts — and a usable voice clone takes three seconds of audio.
An AI social network just leaked 1.5 million API keys belonging to its bots. It's a preview of the biggest blind spot in security: the non-human identities that now outnumber your people 40-to-1 — and the agents minting thousands more every day.
How to evaluate and choose an IAM solution in 2026. Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, CyberArk, Ping Identity, and 7 more compared by use case, deployment model, and total cost of ownership.
Bitwarden, Dashlane, NordPass, Keeper & 3 more 1Password alternatives tested. Family sharing, travel mode, passkey support & per-seat pricing compared for 2026.
2026 is shaping up as a landmark year for cybersecurity threats — AI-speed exploitation, escalating ransomware leverage, and identity-layer attacks are rewriting the rules. Here's what the most important hacking stories of the year mean for defenders right now.
FBI's $20.8B loss warning, AI-native phishing, OAuth abuse, and agentic identity risks — Unlocked #32 on why 2026 is the year identity became the battlefield.
