AI Attacks Cost Companies More in 2026. AI Defense Saved Them Almost as Much

A data breach cost the average company $4.99 million in 2026, the highest figure IBM has recorded since it began the study, and the technology most responsible for the... Read more »

Winona County Paid $128,000 to Ransomware Hackers,  Eleven Weeks Later, a Different Gang Hit It Again

Winona County, Minnesota, did what a lot of security advisors tell victims not to do: it paid. In January, ransomware locked up the county government’s systems, and officials negotiated... Read more »

AI-Orchestrated Cyberattacks Aren’t Coming, They Already Ran, Twice, in Nine Months

For four days in July, at least eight AI agents worked through Taiwanese government networks, mapping systems and adjusting their methods each time one approach failed. No human sat... Read more »

Why the DentaQuest Breach Is Worse Than the Headline Number Suggests

DentaQuest manages dental coverage for 32 million Americans, more Medicaid and CHIP enrollees than any other dental benefits administrator in the country. In May, hackers walked out with data... Read more »

Ransomware Gang Cl0p Claims Mass Data Theft From Shell, Philips, GE Aerospace and Fiserv

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 »

Anaconda Buys Enkrypt AI as Zenity Raises $125 Million: AI Agent Security Becomes Enterprise Infrastructure

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 »

Bol and De Bijenkorf Data Breach Traced to a Cyberattack Affecting Five More Companies

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 »

The Midnight Call Every Business Dreads: Inside the FTC’s Data Breach Playbook for 2026

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 »

AI Agents Keep Breaching Systems by Accident. On Purpose, They’re Still Failing

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 Doesn’t Regulate Real Estate. It Doesn’t Have To 

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 »
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