Semperis has published the results of a multi-industry global study of 1,100 organizations with the aim of understanding AI’s effect on the attack surface of identity systems.
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The King’s Speech, which took place on 13th May 2026, set out the UK Government’s legislative programme and included the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
AI has huge potential around security. That potential goes both ways, with attackers using AI to improve their ability to exploit vulnerabilities and defenders responding faster to threats. But effectiveness can be expensive. Eric Avery looks at how to understand and control your defensive AI costs…
The Cloud Security Alliance has published the AI Security Maturity Model (AISMM). This aims to help organizations assess, build, and improve their AI security programmes.
The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO) has announced the release of ‘From Guidance to Action: Exploring Practical Enterprise Risk Management’.
Keeper Security has released its latest global insight report, ‘Identity Security at Machine Speed’.
BlackFog has revealed findings from its analysis of global ransomware activity from January – March 2026 covering both publicly disclosed and undisclosed cyber attacks.
NCSC, the UK’s cyber agency, has published an assessment highlighting the impacts on cyber threats from AI developments.
e2e-assure has published new research highlighting that one-third of surveyed organizations are relying on IT cyber security processes and standards, despite operational technology (OT) requiring a specialist approach.
Operational resilience is moving past internal mapping – regulations now demand clarity across your entire ecosystem.