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AI Can Now Find Critical Software Vulnerabilities Faster Than Humans. That’s a Problem for Everyone
A new wave of AI-driven cybersecurity tools is reshaping how software vulnerabilities are discovered, validated, and exploited, compressing what once took months of expert human effort into hours. According to new research from Theori , large language models can now scan millions of lines of code and identify high-impact security flaws in less than a day. The findings highlight a turning point for both defenders and attackers as AI accelerates the speed and scale of software
Mar 22


Residential Proxies Have Become One of Security’s Largest Blind Spots
This guest article was contributed by Alastair Parr, CTO of Spur A growing share of the traffic security teams evaluate each day comes from residential proxies that pool IP addresses from consumer ISPs and mobile devices. Most people don’t realize they’ve opted into a residential proxy, and most organizations lack the context to fully understand how often this traffic reaches them. Residential proxies make it difficult to distinguish legitimate traffic from malicious activity
Mar 14


The Importance of Cybersecurity for Business: A Strategic Priority
In today’s digital landscape, the question is no longer if a business will face cyber threats, but when. The stakes have never been higher. Cybersecurity is no longer a technical afterthought; it is a strategic imperative that demands the full attention of leadership. As I reflect on the evolving threat environment, it becomes clear that robust defenses are essential to protect not only data but also reputation, trust, and ultimately, the viability of the enterprise. Understa
Mar 14


AI-Powered Cybercrime Targets Emerging Digital Economies, With Indonesia Ranked Most Attractive to Attackers
A new global cybersecurity analysis suggests that the rapid spread of digital infrastructure combined with uneven security investments is creating fertile ground for AI-driven cybercrime. According to a March 2026 study from Check Point evaluating cybersecurity readiness across 38 countries, Indonesia currently ranks as the most attractive target for cybercriminals using artificial intelligence. The report examined nations using three primary factors: national cybersecurity
Mar 14


AI-Generated Malware Slopoly Linked to Interlock Ransomware Attack
Cybersecurity researchers are warning that generative AI is beginning to reshape how ransomware operations are developed and executed. A recently discovered malware strain known as Slopoly has been linked to an Interlock ransomware attack, highlighting how attackers are increasingly using AI-assisted tooling to infiltrate enterprise systems and remain undetected for extended periods. Investigators say the malware played a key role in maintaining unauthorized access to a comp
Mar 14


Red Access Introduces Firewall-Native SSE to Secure GenAI and SaaS Without Replacing Existing Infrastructure
As enterprises rush to deploy generative AI tools and expand SaaS adoption, security teams are struggling to keep pace with a rapidly changing attack surface. A new platform from Red Access aims to address that challenge by turning existing firewall infrastructure into a modern Security Service Edge environment without requiring a full architecture overhaul. Cybersecurity startup Red Access unveiled what it calls a Firewall-Native SSE platform, designed to layer cloud-based
Mar 12
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