While there’s no public evidence Iran can deploy fully autonomous cyber agents, AI may already be accelerating familiar ...

AI tools are increasingly being exploited by hackers, leading to a surge in cybersecurity attacks and making hacking more accessible than ever before.

The U.S. government currently has no systematic way to identify whether a cyberattack resulted from novel AI capabilities or more conventional methods.

New research paints a grim picture of how the technology is making cyberattacks faster and easier for threat actors.

In this rapidly evolving digital landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is proving to be a double-edged sword. While it offers tremendous benefits across various sectors, there’s a growing concern ...

A new report out today from the Google Threat Intelligence Group is warning that threat actors are moving beyond casual experimentation with artificial intelligence and are now beginning to integrate ...

We need a network of secure defensive agents that can reason and react faster than any human.

Bad actors have begun using AI to build out fake LinkedIn profiles, build organization charts and make connections. They’re using these profiles to get hired at companies that then send them laptops ...

This is a guest post by Rahul Powar, cofounder and CEO of cybersecurity platform Red Sift. Previously, he was the founding architect of Shazam’s iPhone app and the former head of advanced products and ...

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today released the 2026 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, showing that AI-accelerated cyberattacks are ...

For at least a decade, much of the must-have cybersecurity tools available have been powered by machine learning, predictive analytics, and pattern recognition—subsets of the broader bucket of ...