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Cybersecurity in 2026 cannot be separated from geopolitics. Conflicts, sanctions, trade wars, and technological rivalry are no longer distant concerns discussed only at policy tables. They now directly influence how organizations assess cyber risk, design defenses, and decide who and what they can trust. The Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 makes this shift unmistakable. While the […]
Cyber attacks in 2026 aren’t random anymore. They’re frequent, disruptive, and increasingly strategic. Hackers are hitting big brands, critical infrastructure, and everyday people. Governments, law enforcement, and security teams are scrambling to keep up. TL;DR Nike is investigating a suspected 1.4 TB data breach after hackers published internal files. (Reuters) Malware and cyber attacks continue […]
Zero-day attacks have become one of the biggest security problems in 2025. A zero-day is a flaw attackers find before the company even knows it exists, and a zero-day vulnerability is the specific weakness they exploit while there’s still no patch. This year, the problem has grown fast. Roughly 40 percent of the entries added […]