• Over Two-Thirds of Security Pros Say Cyber Is Getting Harder
• DragonForce Ransomware Exploited Microsoft Teams to Hide in Attack Against Major Company
• Chainguard, JPMorgan, BNY Team Up to Secure Open Source from AI Threats
• Cisco discloses second exploited SD-WAN vulnerability in two weeks (CVE-2026-20262)
• Crypto scammers are sending couriers to victims’ homes to collect cash
• Software supply chains are heading for a transparency test
• Planning a trip? Fake travel sites are multiplying this summer
• FBI Warns Courier Cash Pickups Are Driving Crypto Scams
• GitHub releases an open dataset for multilingual developer content
• Reachability makes AI threat modeling worth the trust
• EU Cybersecurity Act 2.0: When good regulation goes bad
• The rise of machine identities and agentic AI: Securing trust in the next era of digital autonomy
• A $2 trillion revenue shift hinges on AI data governance
• Attackers Hijack Popular WordPress Plugins to Deploy Backdoors
• Adriatic Port Cyber-Attack by Anubis Sparks Warning Over Maritime Security Risks
• Cybersecurity Experts Urge US to Lift Ban on Anthropic's Frontier AI Models
• UK Government Finds 400+ Vulnerabilities in AI Hackathons
• Maine Takes Breach Reporting Portal Offline After Fake Entries
• Ransomware Payment Crypto Laundering Platform Taken Out by FBI and Europol
• GitHub to Update npm to Thwart Software Supply Chain Attacks
• Over 80% of Sports Organizations Targeted by Hackers in the Last Year
• CISA Orders Agencies to Patch by Risk, Not Severity
• Cybercriminals Use Fake AI Guides and Dev Tools to Spread AsyncRAT Malware
• Most Cybersecurity Teams Struggle to Find Time for Training on New Cyber Threats

ISSA study finds most security professionals feel challenged by colleagues’ involvement in cyber