Christmas is the time where we allow our imaginations to run wild, it’s the season of goodwill, high spirits and Christmas joy. However, cybercriminals don’t take holidays. We still have to be on our guard, and question what is real and what is not. Common Holiday Scams Fake Online Stores Around this time of year, […]

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The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing another seismic shift — one driven not just by AI-enabled attackers but by a structural imbalance in how defenders and adversaries innovate. John Watters traces the evolution of modern cyber intelligence from its earliest days to the new era of AI-accelerated attacks, showing how past lessons are repeating themselves at..

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Artificial intelligence isn’t just another tool in the security stack anymore – it’s changing how software is written, how vulnerabilities spread and how long attackers can sit undetected inside complex environments. Security researcher and startup founder Guy Arazi unpacks why AI has become both a powerful defensive accelerator and a force multiplier for adversaries, especially..

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For years we treated the browser as just another application. That era is over. As Vivek Ramachandran points out, the browser has quietly become the new endpoint—and attackers have noticed. Users now live in the browser for work, banking, crypto, entertainment and everything in between. If that’s where the users are, that’s where the attacks..

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Rachel Jin, chief enterprise platform officer at Trend Micro, explains how multiple forms of artificial intelligence (AI) will be used to predict and disrupt cyberattacks even as they grow in volume and sophistication. As cyberattacks grow in scale, speed, and complexity, Jin argues that the security community can no longer afford to be purely reactive...

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Sachin Jade, chief product officer at Cyware, discusses the evolving challenge of operationalizing threat intelligence and how AI is redefining the speed and scale of cyber defense. Jade explains that most organizations today struggle to turn intelligence into meaningful action. Despite the massive investment in feeds, dashboards, and frameworks, many security teams still rely on..

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Alan speaks with Shailesh Athalye, senior vice president of product management at Qualys, about how AI, automation, and integrated platforms are redefining the way enterprises approach cybersecurity and risk management. Athalye notes that many organizations still operate in fragmented security environments—managing a patchwork of tools that generate endless alerts but little insight. The challenge, he..

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Alan and Kip Boyle, founder and chief information security officer at Cyber Risk Opportunities, discuss how organizations can rethink cybersecurity in terms of measurable risk rather than endless checklists and compliance frameworks. Boyle, a longtime cybersecurity leader and author, argues that most organizations still treat cyber risk as a technical issue instead of a strategic..

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I’ve worked in cybersecurity long enough to see that our biggest challenge isn’t a technical one, it’s motivational. We can build the strongest firewalls, design the smartest detection systems, and run endless awareness campaigns, but none of it matters if people don’t want to care. That’s the uncomfortable truth; cyber security has a motivation problem. […]

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