
Security Magazine
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Mentorship Matters
Industry leader explore the role mentorship plays in professional journeys.
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Chinese Hackers Targeting AI, Cyber and National Defense Research
The campaign was undetected for more than one year.
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Kodak Confirms Breach Following Claims 2.2M Records Stolen
This breach may include internal corporate data and the personal information of customers.
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UM-Flint Department of Public Safety Honored for Fostering Community Trust
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Department of Public Safety was named the Voices for Children Advocacy Center’s 2026 Service Organization of the Year.
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Why CTFs Are Becoming a Critical Measure of AI Readiness
As AI becomes more deeply embedded in security workflows, organizations face a new challenge: determining whether their teams are prepared to use it effectively.
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Organizations’ Emergency Response Fails to Match Confidence Levels
Organizations overestimate their emergency response; almost 50% of organizations faced a lateral movement attack in the last year.
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Thornton Township High School District Implements ZeroEyes
Illinois' Thornton Township High School District 205 announces a deployment of ZeroEyes AI gun detection solution.
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Error in Breach Notice Leaves Victims Confused, Skeptical
Patients received notices after a hospital data breach — but the letters looked like scams.
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Trump Signs National Security Memo to Bolster Military, Intelligence System Cybersecurity
President Trump signed a new National Security Presidential Memorandum to support the nation’s National Security Systems (NSS).
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Update on the Cal Water Hacking Incident
Cal Water has responded following the claims of a cybersecurity incident.
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Cyberwar At the Front Line: Why Enterprises Must Prepare for Digital Conflict
The risk landscape can change quickly, meaning security leaders need to prepare for anything.
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Breaking Down the Novo Nordisk Data Breach
Experts break down the risks of Novo Nordisk data breach.
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Maine Data Breach Reporting Portal Abused, Taken Offline
Two organizations had false data breach notices filed against them, causing the Office of the Maine Attorney General to remove its public-facing data breach database.
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Organizations Think They Know Who’s Visiting Their Sites. They Don’t.
The consequences of bot impersonation are surfacing across every industry, impacting publishing, e-commerce, and beyond.
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Security Experts Discuss Validity of Handala’s Cal Water Hacking Claim
Handala claims to have the ability to disrupt U.S. water supply, but what is the truth?
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Security Experts Discuss the Claude Fable 5 Launch
The model does not come without risks. Security experts share their perspective on this launch.
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Critical Crossings: Securing Bridges and Tunnels
While securing bridges and tunnels involves protecting physical assets, it’s also about ensuring the continuity of daily life.
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5 Ways Quantum and AI Will Rewrite the Rules of Cyberattacks
Five critical threats security leaders should expect.
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Claims of 2.4M Impacted by VRChat Breach Revealed False
An online virtual world platform experienced a data breach.
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Identity Crimes Have Become Multi-Layered
Research shows identity crimes are increasingly leading to multiple fraud instances rather than creating isolated events.
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Global Interest in AI Exploited as Social Engineering Lure
AI has become a tool for many cybercriminals seeking to advance and accelerate their attacks, but AI’s capabilities aren’t the only aspect malicious actors are leveraging.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup Will Test Security Operations Like Never Before
The 2026 FIFA World Cup presents a unique level of complexity because of its geographic scale, international audience, and operational intensity.
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Are You a Missionary or a Mercenary?
A look into the calling that drives security leaders.
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OT Cybersecurity Is Maturing, But Visibility Is Still a Challenge
23% of survey respondents have visibility into only half of their OT environment.
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Oxford University Discloses Data Breach
Oxford University disclosed it experienced a data security incident.