US Government Hired a North Korean IT Worker, FBI Investigating Jordyn Alger August 17, 2026 A North Korean remote IT worker was hired by an unidentified U.S. federal agency. Read More
Multiple Suicides Reported in US Cyber Operations Forces Security Staff August 17, 2026 5 individuals associated with the U.S. Cyber Operations Forces committed suicide. Read More
The Inside Job: Corporate Espionage Never Went Away Greg Newman August 14, 2026 Corporate espionage never went away, but did get more sophisticated.Read More
Data Breaches Could Set a Record in 2026 Security Staff August 14, 2026 If the current pace of data breaches continues, 2026 could set an annual record for amount of compromises.Read More
Uber Freight Investigates Data Security Concern Security Staff August 13, 2026 Following a hacker’s breach claims, Uber Freight is investigating a data security incident. Read More
Protecting America’s Critical Infrastructure: A Shared Responsibility in an Era of Escalating Cyber Threats Alan Saquella August 13, 2026 The recent cyberattacks targeting municipal water facilities across multiple U.S. states serve as another reminder that America’s critical infrastructure remains under constant attack. Read More
Shadow AI Impacts 74% of Organizations Jordyn Alger August 13, 2026 Most organizations are running more AI tools than they thought. Read More
Can Organizations Trust Their Own AI? Jordyn Alger August 12, 2026 Security magazine talks with Brent Johnson, CISO at Bluefin, about strategies organizations can adopt to protect themselves and their data. Read More
Film Festival Data Leak Exposes A-List Directors, Actors, Celebrities Security Staff August 11, 2026 Records associated with Tribeca Film Festival were exposed. Read More
As AI Outpaces Regulation, Trust is at Risk Jack Cherkas August 7, 2026 AI will continue to outpace regulation. The question is not whether the gap exists, every CISO already knows it does. The question is who owns it.Read More