Jamf has released findings from a survey of 687 IT and security leaders that reveal a growing challenge for organizations adopting AI: as might be expected, the more deeply AI becomes embedded into daily work, the more AI-related incidents occur.
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Anthropic has published an Advanced AI Framework which includes proposals for how governments should address catastrophic risks from the most powerful AI models.
In its inaugural 2026 Lateral Movement Exposure Report, Zero Networks states that 80% of enterprise servers are reachable from anywhere inside the network – creating ‘greenfield conditions’ for ransomware, operational disruption, and full-environment compromise.
Hostile vehicle mitigation is now familiar around high-profile sites, but the next challenge may come from above. As drone capability advances, organizations need to consider how prepared they are for hostile activity in the low-altitude airspace around their facilities.
Mick Leach highlights a missing dependency in most resilience frameworks – the trust embedded in everyday business communication. Resilience frameworks must evolve to accommodate and close this gap and in this article he looks at where to start.
Organizations that invest in targeted resilience training for members of their cyber security teams show transformative benefits, new research from Cybermindz shows.
Check Point Software has released its 2026 Cloud Security Report, revealing a growing disconnect between rapid AI adoption and security readiness.
Verizon has published its annual Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), which shows how AI is impacting the cyber threat landscape as a whole.
Uptime Intelligence has published its ‘Annual Data Center Outages Analysis’. This finds that outage prevention remains a central focus for data centre operators.
As agentic AI begins to actively define security policies rather than just execute them, organizations face a new challenge: governance.