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Hackers linked to high-profile cybercrime groups have used voice-phishing tactics to trick workers into giving up credentials in recent attacks.
Companies in the experimentation stage were less likely than established users to deploy advanced AI-powered defenses, a new survey found.
The prime minister rebuked the company for its slow response and warned that AI poses significant risks that need to be further addressed.
The Google subsidiary invited all infrastructure operators to apply for its free scanning service.
The potentially serious breach highlights the supply chain risks facing even the most sophisticated organizations.
Many companies still aren’t preparing thoroughly enough to face a hack, the insurance firm Travelers said in a new report.
More than one-third of organizations consider cyber risk as the top obstacle to growth.
The use of AI agents is soaring in the retail sector, but visibility remains a major challenge, with regulated data at risk.
The incidents stemmed from the same testing environment defects that tripped up OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta.
Researchers suspect the hacker employed LLMs to develop custom tools.
Security researchers warned that hackers are using VPN credentials for initial access and deploying RMM tools.
The agency wants to help companies sort through the AI-fueled avalanche of bug reports.
The investigation comes at a time of heightened vigilance over U.S. port facilities and maritime security.
Misconfigurations remain widespread in the manufacturing sector, including internet-accessible remote-access software, a new report found.
Researchers warn the vulnerability could be used by state-linked actors for espionage.
“I need people that can pivot from day to day,” the agency’s acting chief told reporters.
Businesses are taking AI governance seriously, but their plans lag behind the technology they’re using, according to an EY survey.
A report warns that non-human identities are growing beyond the ability of existing systems to track.
State CIOs and CISOs need additional funding, personnel and training to protect water, energy and healthcare, according to a new report.