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In a new analysis, Upwind Chief Security Officer Rinki Sethi argues that runtime visibility has become the critical frontier for cloud defense, Security Boulevard reports.

While 48.3% have already adopted hybrid-cloud systems and 8.7% rely solely on the cloud, nearly half still operate entirely on-premises, reflecting longstanding caution around cloud adoption.

Thales' 2025 Cloud Security Study, in collaboration with S&P Global Market Intelligence, reveals that 52% of IT leaders now view AI security as their top investment focus, surpassing traditional concerns.

More than half of IT leaders now place AI security ahead of other investments, and 64% identify cloud security among their top five concerns, with 17% ranking it first.

AI-based cloud workloads face significantly higher security risks than traditional ones, according to Tenable's 2025 Cloud Security Risk Report.

Chinese state-owned video surveillance equipment vendor Hikvision had its Canadian subsidiary given an operation cessation order by the Canadian government following a review that indicated the products' threat to the country's national security, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has approved new state cybersecurity legislation aimed at advancing a "whole of government approach" to bolstering cybersecurity amid increasingly prevalent threats against state and local governments across the U.S.

The FBI was noted by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to have provided inadequate mobile device security hardening advice to Senate staffers in the wake of the compromise of the personal phone of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles in an impersonation campaign discovered in late May.

Infamous cybercrime marketplace BreachForums was claimed by the threat actor "Jaw" to have its revival on July 1 unfazed by the apprehension of five of its alleged operators by French authorities, and the indictment against fellow BreachForums member Kai West, also known as IntelBroker, by the U.S.

The International Criminal Court has confirmed containing and continuously mitigating a "sophisticated" cyber intrusion coinciding with a summit of 32 NATO leaders regarding cyber defense measures last week, The Associated Press reports. "All necessary measures have been taken to ensure the business continuity," said ICC spokesperson Fadi El Abdallah.