Who’s Leading the AI Cybersecurity Race? ISG’s Massive Study Will Reveal All
ISG initiates comprehensive research on cybersecurity providers across 8 regions, evaluating AI integration and digital asset protection capabilities. Report due July 2025.
ISG initiates comprehensive research on cybersecurity providers across 8 regions, evaluating AI integration and digital asset protection capabilities. Report due July 2025.
How one startup is tackling the hidden risks of artificial intelligence
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Google’s Identity Check locks sensitive Android settings behind biometrics, enhancing security outside trusted locations.
Flock, the surveillance company with automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras in thousands of communities around the U.S., is looking to integrate with a company that makes AI-powered dashcams placed inside peoples’ personal cars, multiple sources told 404 Media. The move could significantly increase the amount of data available to Flock, and in turn its…
Not content with attacking retailers, this aggressive group is fighting a turf war with other ransomware operators
It’s that time again! We’re planning our latest FOIA Forum, a live, hour-long or more interactive session where Joseph and Jason (and this time Emanuel too maybe) will teach you how to pry records from government agencies through public records requests. We’re planning this for Wednesday, 18th at 1 PM Eastern. That’s in just one…
Here are some of the stocks Wall Street thinks will win under the Stargate joint venture.
On October 15, 2025, F5 reported that a nation-state threat actor had gained long-term access to some F5 systems and exfiltrated data, including source code and information about undisclosed product vulnerabilities. This information may enable threat actors to compromise F5 devices by developing exploits for these vulnerabilities. The UK National Cyber Security Centre also notes…
Members of a law enforcement group chat including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other agencies inadvertently added a random person to the group called “Mass Text” where they exposed highly sensitive information about an active search for a convicted attempted murderer seemingly marked for deportation, 404 Media has learned. The texts included an unredacted…