Security Bulletin

No matter what new laws or regulations make the cut for 2026, it's clear that compliance challenges will persist and federal legislation will be limited.

A state-sponsored threat group tracked as "Kimsuky" sent QR-code-filled phishing emails to US and foreign government agencies, NGOs, and academic institutions.

A total of 91,403 sessions targeted public LLM endpoints to find leaks in organizations' use of AI and map an expanding attack surface.

Deepfakes are becoming more realistic and more popular. Luckily, defenders are still ahead in the arms race.

Cybercriminal cryptocurrency transactions totaled billions in 2025, with activity from sanctioned countries like Russia and Iran causing the largest jump.

"Fancy Bear" relies on basic techniques that are highly effective, often delivering greater ROI than more complex malware-heavy operations.

The CrowdStrike-SGNL deal underscores how identity security has become a critical component of enterprise cybersecurity as companies add cloud services and deploy AI-driven tools.

Exploitation of CVE-2025-37164 can enable remote code execution on HPE's IT infrastructure management platform, leading to devastating consequences.

Threat actors ripped off a legitimate AI-powered Chrome extension in order to harvest ChatGPT and DeepSeek data before sending it to a C2 server.

The "ZombieAgent" exploit makes use of ChatGPT's long-term memory and advanced capabilities.

Here are the top cloud security trends I'm seeing in my crystal ball for the New Year — particularly arming us for AI adoption.