Enterprise Security Tech

Cybersecurity teams are facing a sharper, more deceptive class of attacks as adversaries refine techniques designed to blend seamlessly into everyday enterprise activity. New research from Barracuda highlights how attackers are shifting away from noisy intrusion methods toward strategies that mimic legitimate behavior, exploit AI hype, and evade traditional detection altogether. One of the most concerning trends is the rise in successful account takeovers within cloud platfor

Enterprises are patching faster than ever, but new research shows that speed alone is not reducing risk. A 2026 report from Adaptiva, based on a survey of more than 200 IT and security professionals, finds that fragmented automation and workflow gaps are leaving organizations exposed as attackers accelerate with AI. “Piecemeal automation is creating a false sense of security for enterprises,” said Deepak Kumar, Founder and CEO of Adaptiva. “There’s a significant difference be

A new phishing campaign is quietly turning everyday “free reward” emails into a global data theft machine, according to fresh research from KnowBe4 Threat Labs. Security analysts say the operation blends high-volume email distribution with polished brand impersonation and behavioral psychology to extract credit card details and personal data from victims at scale. The campaign revives a familiar lure. Users receive emails promising high-end prizes like smartphones or headphon

A cyberattack that disrupted systems at the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is now being attributed to Iranian state-backed actors, according to new research that points to a broader escalation in cyber activity targeting U.S. infrastructure. Researchers at Gambit Security say the group behind the March breach, calling itself Ababil of Minab, is likely linked to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and State Security. The group had claimed to act independe

Ransomware activity remains stubbornly high in 2026, even as monthly volumes fluctuate, according to new threat intelligence from NCC Group. The firm recorded 748 global ransomware incidents in April, a slight decline from March but still part of a broader trend that shows attackers operating at a higher baseline than last year. That shift reflects something more structural than a temporary spike. The ransomware-as-a-service economy has matured into a repeatable, scalable bus

As enterprises struggle to keep pace with a sharp rise in vulnerabilities uncovered by advanced AI systems, cybersecurity firm ArmorCode is introducing a new approach that reframes how security teams operate in an AI-driven threat landscape. The company announced Anya Agents, a framework of task-specific AI workers designed to integrate directly into enterprise security workflows. Built on its proprietary platform, the release signals a broader shift away from passive AI assi