What We Know About the Windchill Campaign Cl0p has publicly named nearly 50 companies, including Shell, Philips, Fiserv and GE, after weeks of quiet extortion tied to a critical... Read more »
An AI system that only answers questions carries one kind of risk. An agent that can query a database, call an API, or push a change to production carries... Read more »
The CEVA Logistics Breach: One Vendor’s Failure Just Became Six Brands’ Problem A single logistics vendor exposed customer data belonging to a bank, a football club, an e-commerce giant,... Read more »
How to Respond to a Data Breach: The FTC Playbook Businesses Need in 2026 A breach can start as a technical incident and turn into a legal, financial and... Read more »
Two frontier AI labs disclosed within days of each other that their evaluation agents broke into real companies’ systems without anyone intending it. A separate report published the same... Read more »
The Cyberbeveiligingswet Deadline: Why Dutch Real Estate’s Security Gap Is About to Get Expensive A Dutch notary moves hundreds of thousands of euros in a single property closing, sometimes... Read more »
The Trust Problem Connecting Government Breaches and AI Agent Attacks The most dangerous point in enterprise security right now is not the network perimeter. It is the moment a... Read more »
Your employees connect AI writing tools, meeting assistants, browser extensions, and automation agents to inboxes, drives, calendars, CRMs, and code repositories faster than any security team can review them.... Read more »
GigaWiper looks like ransomware right up until the moment it isn’t. Microsoft published a code-level analysis of the Windows backdoor on July 9, 2026, and the malware’s fake encryption... Read more »
The Hidden Vulnerability: Why AI’s Connective Plumbing is the Next Security Frontier In March 2026, a widely used nginx server admin panel exposed every AI management tool inside it... Read more »
