Enterprise Security Tech

A growing wave of AI-powered scams is reshaping how Americans interact with one of the most basic forms of communication: the phone call. New research from Truecaller suggests the threat has reached a tipping point, where fear of fraud is now actively disrupting everyday life and business operations. According to the company’s 2026 Phone Fraud and AI Threat Survey, scam activity has evolved from a persistent annoyance into a systemic trust breakdown. The data shows that a maj

A new threat intelligence report signals a sharp evolution in how cybercriminals are targeting financial services and fintech companies, shifting from isolated phishing attempts to coordinated, high-scale social engineering operations that span advertising platforms, messaging apps, and email. According to Doppel’s latest research, attacker activity targeting the sector accelerated dramatically in early 2026, with March showing nearly a fourfold increase compared to January l

At RSA Conference 2026, a new survey from Lineaje highlights a growing risk inside enterprise software pipelines: companies are rapidly adopting AI-generated code, but most lack the visibility required to secure it. The findings point to a widening gap between perceived security readiness and actual control over AI-driven development environments. That gap is quickly becoming one of the most important cybersecurity challenges facing enterprise teams in 2026. Enterprises Move

A security incident at Vercel is highlighting a dangerous shift in how attackers are breaching modern cloud environments. The company confirmed that hackers accessed internal systems and customer data after exploiting a compromised third-party AI integration, reinforcing warnings that identity-based attacks are now outpacing traditional infrastructure exploits. The breach originated from Context AI, whose application was connected to a Vercel employee’s corporate Google accou

A new security report signals a sharp change in how risk is evolving across the Microsoft ecosystem. While the total number of disclosed vulnerabilities dipped slightly in 2025, the most dangerous flaws surged, pointing to a more concentrated and potentially more exploitable threat landscape. According to the latest annual findings from BeyondTrust, critical vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft platforms doubled year over year. The shift suggests attackers are focusing less on