Nearly Half of Organizations Lack "Full" Visibility Into Employee AI Usage Security Staff July 1, 2026 A recent report by Bitdefender analyzed employee AI tool usage. Read More
Security Organizations Reveal Threat Management Fails to Match Visibility Security Staff June 30, 2026 A recent report by Filigran analyzes the gap between threat visibility and threat management. Read More
Security Leaders Discuss Texas Hunting, Fishing License Data Breach Rachelle Blair-Frasier June 26, 2026 The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reported that the personal information of more than three million Texas hunting and fishing license customers may have been affected by a recent data breech. Read More
Cal Water Confirms User Credentials Exploited in Hacking Jordyn Alger June 25, 2026 A Cal Water spokesperson reached out to Security magazine with an update on its investigation. Read More
61% of Healthcare Organizations Predict a 'Fatal' Cyberattack Within 5 Years Security Staff June 25, 2026 A recent report by Omega Systems analyzed cybersecurity incidents within healthcare organizations. Read More
Hackers Exposed Knicks, Madison Square Garden Data Jordyn Alger June 25, 2026 Security leaders discuss the release of Knicks and Madison Square Garden customer and corporate data.Read More
Chinese Hackers Targeting AI, Cyber and National Defense Research Jordyn Alger June 18, 2026 The campaign was undetected for more than one year. Read More
Kodak Confirms Breach Following Claims 2.2M Records Stolen Jordyn Alger June 17, 2026 This breach may include internal corporate data and the personal information of customers. Read More
Global News & Analysis Organizations’ Emergency Response Fails to Match Confidence Levels Taelor Sutherland June 17, 2026 Organizations overestimate their emergency response; almost 50% of organizations faced a lateral movement attack in the last year.Read More
Error in Breach Notice Leaves Victims Confused, Skeptical Security Staff June 16, 2026 Patients received notices after a hospital data breach — but the letters looked like scams. Read More