The rise of reasoning-capable AI models is changing the cybersecurity contest, making traditional anomaly detection less effective than verified ground truth.
A data centre freeze in Thailand has forced 166 artificial intelligence projects to be put on hold, disrupting regional AI development and infrastructure.
Google's Threat Intelligence Group warns that AI is allowing both criminal and state-sponsored adversaries to automate and scale cyberattacks, significantly increasing their operational reach.
US intelligence agencies have accused six Chinese AI firms of using large-scale distillation attacks to extract billions of tokens from leading American AI models.
Non-human identities like service accounts and AI agents have overtaken phishing as the leading route for attackers to enter enterprises, according to SpyCloud.
