Tag: #AIInCybersecurity
A cyberattack in 2026 does not begin with a system crash or a warning alert. It begins with something that looks ordinary. A login request. A message from a colleague. A voice that sounds familiar. Nothing feels urgent in that moment, and that is what makes it dangerous. By the time suspicion appears, access has […]
Cyber resilience has moved beyond the security function. It now sits at the center of economic stability, business continuity, and long-term value protection. The World Economic Forum Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 frames cyber resilience not as the ability to stop every attack, but as the ability to absorb disruption, continue operations, and recover without lasting damage […]
AI agents are moving fast from experimentation to everyday use. Tools like Moltbot promise automation, local control, and flexibility. But recent security findings show how quickly that promise can turn into risk when guardrails are missing. Researchers have uncovered exposed Moltbot instances, leaked credentials, and a malicious VS Code extension masquerading as an official AI […]