A Chinese state-sponsored group has used an artificial intelligence agent to automate most stages of a cyber attack, according to recent findings. The methods used compressed weeks of manual tradecraft into seconds, signalling a fundamental change in the speed and scope of offensive cyber operations. Automation threat The attack, referred

Cybersecurity planning continues to advance as organisations integrate new software, cloud platforms, and digital tools into nearly every part of their workflow. Technology moves quickly, and security teams now focus on strategies that adapt with equal speed. A modern approach supports the protection of data, smooth daily operations, and reliable

Phishing has been the most common form of cybercrime for years, with an estimated 160 billion spam emails sent every day worldwide. Now, artificial intelligence is transforming these attacks from easily spotted scams into sophisticated threats that even security-conscious professionals struggle to identify. AI-driven phishing is the newer, more advanced form of email

On October 15, 2025, F5 Networks, a provider of corporate networking gear, disclosed a breach that sent a chill through the technology sector. Months before the breach, a highly sophisticated nation-state actor had gained long-term access to its systems. The attackers stole portions of its BIG-IP source code and, more

Life today is significantly more convenient, thanks to the seamless integration of digital devices and the internet. However, with every technological advancement comes a downside, and the digital world is no exception. While the internet has revolutionized how we work, communicate, and live, it has also introduced a critical challenge—data