AI in Cybersecurity

The once-obscure technical document known as the Software Bill of Materials has become one of the most debated and divisive artifacts in the entire cybersecurity landscape, fundamentally altering how organizations procure, develop, and deploy software. By 2026, the discussion is no longer about

The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence within security operations centers has paradoxically created a landscape where advanced tools often exist without a clear purpose or measurable impact. While the promise of AI-driven threat detection and automated response has captivated the

A ghost from the cybersecurity past has reemerged to haunt networks, demonstrating that even widely publicized vulnerabilities can pose a persistent and critical threat if left unaddressed. A five-year-old flaw in Fortinet's FortiOS software, identified as CVE-2020-12812, is being actively

A sophisticated cyberattack on the popular Chinese short-video platform Kuaishou recently exposed approximately 85 million live-stream viewers to a barrage of abusive and violent material, signaling a potentially seismic shift in the nature of digital threats. The incident, which lasted for about

In the complex digital landscape of modern enterprises, security teams often find themselves drowning in a sea of data, where an overwhelming volume of alerts paradoxically leads to diminished visibility and slower response times. This phenomenon, known as "alert fatigue," not only

The digital world is rapidly approaching an inflection point where the very tools designed for progress are being forged into weapons of unprecedented scale and sophistication, setting the stage for a future defined by a high-stakes technological arms race. Industry analysis of the security