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Dark Reading Confidential Episode 6: Threat hunters Ismael Valenzuela and Vitor Ventura share stories about the tricks they used to track down advanced persistent threat groups, and the surprises they discovered along the way.

Aterpa leverages Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul (URWB) for teleremote operations, ensuring the safe decommissioning of dams.

SiliconANGLE reports that Strider Technologies has rolled out major enhancements to its AI-powered threat intelligence engine, Spark, aiming to help organizations counter threats from state-sponsored actors with greater speed and accuracy.

An investigation has revealed that a Chinese intelligence agent posing as a Stanford University student attempted to infiltrate academic circles researching China-related issues and advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence, reports GBHackers News.

A new survey conducted by Cyware at the RSA Conference 2025 highlights a significant disconnect between cybersecurity professionals belief in collaboration and the operational reality of threat intelligence sharing, according to BetaNews.

Push Security has introduced the Push Security Advisor Network, a global partner initiative designed to address identity-based threats that traditional perimeter defenses increasingly fail to contain, reports ChannelE2E.

Google Threat Intelligence has exposed a new cyberattack method exploiting .desktop files, typically benign configuration files in Linux environments, to deploy malware through system-level commands and browser redirection, GBHackers News reports.

Escalating concerns regarding cybersecurity risks associated with generative artificial intelligence have prompted 73% of organizations to make AI-specific security tool investments, Infosecurity Magazine reports.

The U.S. government has been urged by the new Strategic Cybersecurity Coalition which includes Google Cloud, Dell Technologies, Forescout, Carahsoft, Velo, and Trellix to strengthen its cybersecurity-focused aid to foreign partners, which are being targeted by threat operations that also set their sights on the U.S., reports Cybersecurity Dive.

Massachusetts teen Matthew Lane has admitted guilt over his involvement in the massive attack against online education software provider PowerSchool in December, according to NBC News.