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Cyber Industry Reacts to Anthropic's Project Glasswing as AI Accelerates the Race to Secure Software
A coalition of the world’s largest technology companies is betting that artificial intelligence can tip the balance in cybersecurity before attackers fully weaponize it. Anthropic this week unveiled Project Glasswing , a coordinated effort with industry heavyweights including Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Broadcom, Palo Alto Networks, and the Linux Foundation. The initiative centers on a new AI system called Claude Mythos Preview, a model designed to uncover d
Apr 8


Iran-Linked Hackers Target U.S. Water and Energy Systems Through Exposed Industrial Controllers
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
Apr 8


Cyberattacks Now Start Before the Breach: Lumen Report Reveals AI-Driven Threat Infrastructure Surge in 2026
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
Apr 7


OmniTrust and Synopsys Push Embedded Security Earlier Into the Software Lifecycle
As automotive systems and industrial devices continue their shift toward software-defined architectures, a longstanding security gap is becoming harder to ignore. Critical protections like secure boot validation and firmware integrity checks often arrive late in the development cycle, typically after physical hardware is available. That delay has left development teams exposed to costly rework, integration risks, and potential vulnerabilities that slip through too late to fix
Apr 7


Attackers Aren’t Breaking In Anymore. They’re Logging In. Inside the Identity-Driven Cyber Threat Surge of 2025
The defining cybersecurity story of late 2025 is not about zero-days or sophisticated exploits. It is about access. Attackers are no longer forcing their way into networks. They are signing in. According to new threat intelligence report by Ontinue , the industry has crossed a structural tipping point where identity has become the central battleground. Credentials, tokens, and machine identities now function as both the entry point and the control layer for modern attacks, f
Mar 31


DNS Failures Are Becoming Boardroom-Level Risks. New Data Shows Why Security Leaders Are Reframing the Conversation
By all appearances, DNS has remained one of the most quietly critical layers of the internet. It routes traffic, connects users to applications, and underpins nearly every digital interaction. Yet a growing body of research suggests it may also be one of the most under-protected attack surfaces in enterprise cybersecurity. A new report from CSC , The ROI of DNS: A Guide to Risk Reduction and Smart Investment , argues that organizations are still treating DNS security as a tec
Mar 31
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