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Is “autonomous” an overused word in security AI? Bobby Filar, Head of AI at Sublime Security, shares with Security magazine how the word “autonomous” is being used in the industry and how he views the term. 

Election years have always attracted influence operations. AI has given those efforts a new route.

Attackers have adapted to MFA defenses, finding ways to steal authentication tokens or trick users into approving requests.

Security budgets were built to keep intruders off the network, and that model now has the priorities backwards.

Does cybersecurity leadership model match the business consequences it now carries?

When an alarm triggers and the operator can see the event pinned to a specific room on a live 3D indoor map, the response changes fundamentally. 

Focusing solely on AI, and not what AI will become a force multiplier of, won’t help us minimize loss and disruption.  

The issue with CISA’s 2026 Cybersecurity Awareness Month suggestions? Identity attacks have evolved.

The new generation of cybercriminals, exemplified by groups like ShinyHunters, practice a more persistent version of identity theft.

A conversation about how ransomware is evolving — and how organizations can stay ahead.