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DivisionHex launches new framework to streamline exposure management

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DivisionHex launches a new framework leveraging Tenable One to help firms prioritise cyber exposure risks and improve security defence strategies.
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AWS introduces Security Hub for unified threat detection in cloud

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AWS has launched Security Hub, offering near real-time threat correlation and unified security insights to streamline cloud threat detection and response.
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Attackers exploit ScreenConnect & Microsoft 365 for breaches

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Attackers exploit unpatched ScreenConnect and Microsoft 365 credentials for unauthorised network access, raising breach risks for organisations worldwide.
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Australian firms embed AI at the core of new cybersecurity era

3 days ago
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Australian firms are rapidly embedding AI in cybersecurity, with 91% now using it to boost threat detection, response, and operations amid rising AI-driven attacks.
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CrowdStrike posts record revenue driven by AI cybersecurity demand

3 days ago
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CrowdStrike posted record Q3 revenue of USD $1.23bn, driven by surging demand for AI-powered cybersecurity and its Falcon Flex subscription model.
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Situational awareness & automation key to modern cyber defence

4 days ago
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Organisations face complex cyber threats and must boost situational awareness and automation to shift from reactive to proactive defence in cybersecurity.
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Cyber leaders fear rise in state attacks amid costly breaches

4 days ago
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A survey reveals 88% of UK and US security leaders fear rising state-sponsored cyber attacks amid costly data breaches and operational risks.
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CrowdStrike unveils instant cloud threat detection for hybrid systems

4 days ago
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CrowdStrike launches instant cloud threat detection for hybrid systems, cutting response times from minutes to seconds to combat AI-driven attacks.
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ELES joins ENCS to bolster cyber defences for power grids

5 days ago
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Slovenia's transmission operator ELES has joined ENCS to boost cyber defences and enhance the security of Europe's interconnected power grids.
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Black Friday: shoppers & retailers face rising cyber threats

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Around 60% of UK adults plan to shop this Black Friday, as retailers brace for rising cybercrime targeting fast-paced online sales and AI-driven bots.
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Borderless CS launches AI-driven SOC & MDR for cyber defence

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Borderless CS unveils AI-driven SOC and MDR services offering 24/7 cyber defence to SMEs, governments, and enterprises amid rising cyber risks.
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AI-powered cybercrime to become fully automated by 2026

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By 2026, AI will power fully automated cyber attacks, escalating the scale and speed of online threats, warns Trend Micro's latest forecast.
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S-RM appoints Casey O’Brien as Global Head of Incident Response

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S-RM has named Casey O’Brien as Global Head of Incident Response to boost its 24/7 cyber security services across EMEA, APAC and North America.
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LevelBlue enhances global cybersecurity with Cybereason acquisition

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LevelBlue has acquired Cybereason, boosting global cybersecurity with AI-powered detection, extended response, and enhanced services, especially in Japan.
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Inside the industrialisation of cybercrime: What to expect in 2026

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By 2026, cybercrime will industrialise with AI and automation enabling faster, large-scale attacks, making rapid defence crucial for organisations worldwide.
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Ensuring trust In the age of AI

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As AI reshapes business, ensuring trust through AI-driven verification and provenance tracking is vital to secure reliable, transparent information.
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AI assistants to surpass humans in causing corporate data leaks

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By 2026, AI assistants in businesses are predicted to cause more internal data leaks than human employees, raising new cybersecurity and compliance challenges.
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Why deep IP intelligence is now essential for security and fraud teams

Last week
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Deep IP intelligence is crucial for security teams to distinguish legitimate users from fraudsters amid complex, anonymised network traffic today.
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Closing the gaps in threat intelligence for critical infrastructure

Last week
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Colt Technology Services faced a disruptive ransomware attack, highlighting critical gaps in cyber threat intelligence for vital infrastructure resilience.
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Automation to drive global cybercrime industrial age by 2026

Last month
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Cybercrime will enter its ‘industrial age’ with AI and automation enabling faster, larger-scale attacks and a more organised underground economy, says Fortinet.