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The US AI firm claims nearly 25,000 fraudulent accounts were used to conduct tens of millions of unauthorised interactions with its flagship model.
We look at how the biggest themes from Infosecurity Europe 2026 reveal where enterprise security is heading next.
We share 10 practical ways football fans can avoid scams, protect their accounts, and stay safe online during the FIFA World Cup.
Trisha Pillay speaks with Oliver Spence to explore why AI hype is distracting security leaders from what really matters.
EM360Tech reports on the critical themes from Infosecurity Europe 2026, featuring expert insights on cyber resilience, agentic AI, quantum computing and emerging security challenges.
FulcrumSec says it has started releasing samples from the 1.3 terabytes of data it claims to have taken from the Wegovy and Ozempic maker.
"We cannot rely on tools developed by foreign powers. France must have its own tools," says French PM.
We explain why enterprise security teams are becoming more cautious about security investments as AI changes the cybersecurity market faster than buying cycles.
In this episode of the Security Strategist podcast, Richard Stiennon sits down with Edward Wu, CEO of Dropzone AI, to explore how the Mythos era is reshaping security operations centres.
Hosts address anxiety around enterprise automation leaders integrating rapidly evolving AI solutions while maintaining reliability and resilience
In this episode, Dan Twing and Tom O’Rourke discuss Tom’s learnings from December’s Gartner IT Infrastructure, Operations & Cloud Strategies Conference.
Despite the pervasive narrative that mainframes are "antiquated" technology, the hosts argue that they remain the gold standard for availability, integrity, and resilience in high-stakes environments like banking, healthcare, and government.
Hosts discuss transformative announcements from the Microsoft Build Conference 2026.
Hosts shift focus from software to the often-overlooked realm of hardware security.
Hosts dissect Google’s recent discovery of the first clearly documented AI-assisted zero-day exploit.
Hosts discuss Utah’s recent mandate requiring adult content providers to verify ages even when users are behind a VPN.
In this special "Star Wars Day" edition of the Cybersecurity Awesomeness Podcast, Chris Steffen and Ken Buckler bridge the gap between sci-fi fantasy and modern security awareness.
Anthropic’s "Mythos," a sophisticated red-teaming AI capable of autonomously discovering and chaining vulnerabilities without human oversight.
Hosts dive into the FCC’s 2026 ban on foreign-made routers and the growing national security risks lurking in consumer hardware.
Chris Steffen and Ken Buckler explore Google’s recent quantum computing milestone, which significantly accelerates the timeline for "Q-Day."
Hosts offer a comprehensive recap of RSAC 2026, cutting through the noise of 40,000 attendees to deliver critical takeaways from the industry’s "Super Bowl."
The hosts identified Agentic AI and autonomous solutions as the dominant—yet potentially distracting—themes of the year.
