Enterprise Security Tech

Identity Management Day 2026 highlights a hard shift in cybersecurity strategy as enterprises confront the rise of non human identities and AI driven access. Identity has quietly become the backbone of modern cybersecurity, but in 2026 it is no longer operating in the background. It is now the front line. As organizations expand across multi cloud environments, SaaS platforms, and partner ecosystems, traditional security boundaries continue to erode. What remains constant is

A new wave of research is reshaping how security teams think about Google API keys. Long treated as low-risk identifiers for public services, these keys are now being linked to direct access into Gemini AI environments, creating a pathway for data exposure, service abuse, and unexpected financial impact. Security researchers from CloudSek are warning that thousands of Android applications may be unintentionally exposing access to Google’s AI infrastructure through hardcoded

The economics of cybercrime are accelerating at a pace that is beginning to outstrip enterprise defenses. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) 2025 Annual Report , total reported losses reached $20.88 billion, a 26 percent increase year over year, signaling a structural shift in how cybercriminal operations scale, target, and monetize victims. More than one million complaints were filed in 2025, underscoring the growing frequency of attacks and the wid

A newly observed macOS malware campaign is signaling a tactical shift in how attackers deliver infostealers, quietly abandoning the Terminal in favor of a less scrutinized native tool. Researchers at Jamf Threat Labs have identified a variant of the widely used ClickFix social engineering technique that leverages Script Editor, opening a new path to execute malicious code while sidestepping recent Apple protections. A Familiar Trick, Rewired for macOS ClickFix campaigns have

Federal cybersecurity agencies are warning that Iran-affiliated hackers are actively exploiting weaknesses in the industrial control systems that underpin America’s water and energy infrastructure, signaling a renewed focus on operational disruption rather than simple espionage. In a joint advisory released , a coalition that includes the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Cyber Command, Department

A new cybersecurity report from Lumen signals a fundamental shift in how cyberattacks are built, scaled, and executed. The findings suggest that by the time most organizations detect an intrusion, the real operation has already been underway for days or even weeks. According to the Lumen Defender Threatscape Report 2026 , attackers are no longer focused solely on breaching endpoints. Instead, they are investing heavily in building and rotating infrastructure at scale, using