Enterprise Security Tech

Anthropic’s revelation that hackers linked to China allegedly used its Claude AI system to automate attacks against roughly 30 organizations has ignited one of cybersecurity’s most polarizing debates yet: can artificial intelligence truly orchestrate espionage on its own—or is this another case of overhyped “AI panic” masking a deeper failure of model governance? The Rise of the AI Operator According to Anthropic, the attackers disguised themselves as cybersecurity researcher

The criminal syndicate behind some of the world’s most devastating file-transfer breaches has moved on to a new, more complex prize: Oracle’s E-Business Suite (EBS). Nearly 30 global organizations—including Harvard University, The Washington Post, and industrial heavyweight Schneider Electric—have now appeared on Cl0p’s leak site following a sophisticated campaign exploiting critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Oracle’s ERP software. A Familiar Name, a Sharper Strategy The ca

A new global study from Cohesity reveals a stark new reality for enterprise leaders: cyberattacks have evolved from isolated IT crises into full-blown financial events that ripple through earnings reports, board strategies, and market valuations. According to Risk-Ready or Risk-Exposed: The Cyber Resilience Divide , 76% of organizations worldwide have experienced at least one “material” cyberattack — incidents that inflict measurable financial, reputational, or customer loss

Apple just dropped one of its largest security updates in years — and while the company insists no vulnerabilities are under active attack, the scale of the release tells a different story about the growing complexity of its ecosystem. Across its major platforms, Apple patched an eye-popping 105 vulnerabilities in macOS 26.1 , 56 in iOS and iPadOS 26.1 , 43 in visionOS , 32 in watchOS , and 21 in Safari , along with two in Xcode. The cumulative list reads like a blueprint of

When dozens of alumni and students at the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) opened their inboxes on Friday, they encountered more than a phishing lure—what appeared was a full-on reputation-assault, wrapped in the university’s own branding. What began as a shocking email blast is now being treated by Penn’s leadership as a serious cybersecurity incident. According to Reuters, the university has engaged the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and third-party cyber forensics,

This Halloween, a cheap LED party mask could do more than make you glow — it might let a stranger a few yards away swap your grin for a fox, a pumpkin, or whatever image they please. Security researchers at Bishop Fox have turned a seasonal gadget into a case study in how anecdotally safe — but technically sloppy — consumer electronics can become a live demo of insecure-by-design Internet-of-Things. Their work shows that numerous Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) LED masks, many of