Enterprise Security Tech

For most of the past decade, cybersecurity predictions have followed a familiar script. More ransomware. More phishing. More AI on both sides of the fight. But as 2026 approaches, a quieter shift is underway, one that forces organizations to rethink not just threats, but who and what is actually showing up on their digital front doors. The next wave of disruption is not only about attackers getting smarter. It is about the internet filling up with nonhuman actors that behave

The cybersecurity world loves to hype “platform unification,” but rarely does anything land with the weight of a true architectural shift. Today is one of those rarities. SAFE — the company synonymous with autonomous cyber risk quantification — has acquired Balbix, the long-established leader in Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM). Together, they’re attempting to fuse two domains that have been historically siloed: operational exposure data and business-level risk i

Voice is still central to business outcomes -- from banks confirming fraud alerts, to hospitals coordinating care, to retailers following up on customer inquiries. But legitimate calls that originate outside the U.S. and use U.S.-based numbers are increasingly and inadvertently mislabeled as spam or blocked outright due to FCC rules and fragmented verification frameworks. The result: missed connections, wasted resources and new openings for fraud. In this Q&A with Peter Ford,

Enterprises are losing nearly half a day on every critical identity alert — and that delay is giving attackers a dangerous head start. A...

As cybercriminal groups like Scattered Spider ramp up attacks on critical sectors, the airline industry has become a prime target during...

The future of fraud may not come with a crowbar and a getaway car—but with a cloned voice and a friendly FaceTime. At least, that’s the...