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For years, "AI-powered cyberattack" has mostly meant AI-assisted phishing verbiage or a chatbot helping a mediocre hacker write slightly better malware. What Israeli security firm Dream disclosed this week looks like something categorically different: a multi-agent AI system that appears to have planned, executed, self-corrected, and adapted an intrusion campaign against Taiw...

Ask a CISO how many AI tools are running inside their organization right now, and you might get a confident number. New research suggests that number is wrong—and not by a little.

According to research Malwareby...

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It is a scenario every security leader assumes is under control, yet it plays out across corporate networks every week. An employee is suddenly terminated on a Friday afternoon. Tensions are high, and the risk of retaliation is real: they have both the intent to cause harm and the institutional knowledge to do so. HR ticks their respective boxes, but because the termination h...

Most companies putting AI to work in their operations spend all their energy on the model. They compare vendors, tune prompts, and argue about which platform to standardize on. Far fewer stop to ask a simpler question: where are the data actually coming from?

For a lot of AI-driven monitoring and automation, the answer is a physical sensor sitting on a wall, a pipe, o...