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Trump Delays AI Security Executive Order

President Donald Trump has postponed the release of an executive order focused on AI security, citing concerns it could harm US AI industry competition with countries like China.

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Securing AI Applications

Security teams must prepare for AI applications moving into production, leveraging data-driven discussions, agility, and future-proofing to secure them.

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Cyber Resilience in Business Continuity

Cyber resilience is crucial for business continuity, as it helps organizations manage risk and ensure operations continue uninterrupted despite disruptions.

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Managing Shadow AI Tools

Security teams can manage shadow AI tools by building a full picture of what's running, writing a policy that works with employees, and creating a fast lane for new tool requests.

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Sean Plankey Joins UFORCE as US CEO

Sean Plankey, former nominee for director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, has been named US CEO of defense startup UFORCE.

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Windows 11 Taskbar and Start Menu Updates

Microsoft is testing a resizable taskbar and customizable Start menu in the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.8493.

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Take It Down Act Enforcement

The FTC will begin enforcing the Take It Down Act on May 19, requiring websites to remove nonconsensual deepfake media within 48 hours or face fines up to $53,088 per violation.

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AI Surpasses Autonomous Cyber Capability Benchmarks

Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview and OpenAI's GPT-5.5 have significantly surpassed benchmarks for autonomous cybersecurity tasks, with the AISI estimating a doubling time of approximately five months.

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G7 Agencies Release AI SBOM Guidance

A group of international government agencies has released guidance on what an artificial intelligence 'ingredients list' tool should include to make AI more secure.

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SOC Alert Problem

Hiring more analysts won't solve the SOC's alert problem due to the volume of alerts exceeding human investigation capacity.

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Musk vs OpenAI Trial Raises AI Risks

The trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI's leaders has sparked concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence to humanity, with both sides accusing each other of trying to control the company's development of advanced AI technology.

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CISA Leverages AI Automation for Enhanced Threat Analysis

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has seen significant gains from AI automation in its security operations unit, enabling faster threat triage and response.

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Data Centers as Critical Infrastructure

Data centers have become vital to modern society, making them high-value targets for cyber and physical attacks, with potential disruptions affecting not just businesses but also national security and entire economies.

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NGA AI Integration

The National Geospatial Intelligence Agency faces challenges in integrating AI tools, including job loss anxiety and ensuring safety while moving quickly.

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Federal CIO Evaluates Anthropic's Mythos

Federal Chief Information Officer Greg Barbaccia is approaching Anthropic's Mythos model with caution, acknowledging its potential to strengthen federal cyber defenses despite uncertainties about its real-world performance.

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Windows 11 Modern Run Dialog

Microsoft has introduced a new modern Run dialog in Windows 11, which is faster and supports dark mode, with a median time-to-show of 94ms.

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Weekly Cyber Roundup: Mythos Breach, Plankey Exits, SilentGlass Debuts

This week's cybersecurity highlights include unauthorized access to Anthropic's Claude Mythos, Sean Plankey withdrawing his CISA director nomination, and the UK NCSC unveiling a new hardware display-security device called SilentGlass.

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Microsoft Rolls Out Windows Update Overhaul to Cut Restart Disruptions

Microsoft is introducing several Windows Update improvements giving users greater control over update timing and reducing unexpected restart interruptions, now rolling out to Windows Insiders in Dev and Experimental channels.

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Sean Plankey Steps Back From CISA Director Nomination After 13 Months

Sean Plankey formally asked President Trump to pull his nomination to lead CISA, citing Senate gridlock after more than a year without confirmation. The agency continues to operate under acting leadership amid deep budget cuts and ongoing personnel instability.

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Why MSPs Must Rethink Security and Recovery Together — Webinar, May 14

BleepingComputer and Kaseya are hosting a live webinar on May 14, 2026, examining how AI-powered phishing, ransomware, and business email compromise are outpacing MSP defenses and why backup and recovery must be part of every security strategy.

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How Cybercriminals Vet Stolen Credit Card Markets: An Underground Guide Exposed

Flare analysts discovered an underground forum guide titled 'The Underground Guide to Legit CC Shops: Cutting Through the Bullshit,' revealing how threat actors systematically evaluate carding marketplaces, manage operational security, and build trust in a deceptive ecosystem.

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OT Environments Can't Back Up Post-Quantum Cryptography Attestations

Operational technology asset owners are being required to attest to post-quantum cryptographic readiness, but the frameworks, tools, and visibility needed to make those attestations meaningful simply don't exist in most OT environments.

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Dormant Corporate Devices: The Overlooked Endpoint Security Crisis

Forgotten laptops issued to contractors and former employees represent a growing and underappreciated attack surface, combining credential exposure, lateral movement risk, and compliance failures into one persistent blind spot.

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VitalID Uses Skull Vibration Harmonics to Authenticate XR Headset Users

Researchers at Rutgers University have developed VitalID, a biometric authentication system that uses low-frequency skull vibrations generated by breathing and heartbeat to verify the identity of XR headset users without requiring any additional hardware.

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Are AI Security Models Being Trained Too Late to Stop Modern Attackers?

Most AI detection systems learn from post-compromise artifacts, but new data from GreyNoise reveals that attacker behavior — including fresh infrastructure and behavioral spikes — frequently surfaces well before a breach is confirmed.

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Shadow AI in Healthcare: Why Security Teams Must Adapt Instead of Resist

Healthcare professionals are turning to unsanctioned AI tools to manage crushing workloads, creating dangerous visibility gaps that compound ransomware recovery challenges. Experts say denial is no longer viable — containment and discovery are now the priority.

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OWASP GenAI Security Project Expands to Cover 21 Risks and 170+ Providers

The OWASP Foundation has released updated AI security guidance splitting recommendations into generative AI and agentic AI tracks, while cataloguing 21 data security risks and expanding its solutions matrix from 50 to more than 170 providers.

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RSAC 2026: AI Takes the Spotlight While Human Community Proves Irreplaceable

RSAC 2026 placed artificial intelligence front and center, with more than two-thirds of sessions featuring an AI component, yet the conference's own theme — 'The Power of Community' — served as a pointed reminder that human oversight remains non-negotiable. A conspicuous absence of the US federal government added further tension to an already charged event.

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Ceasefires Rarely Stop Cyberattacks — and Sometimes Make Them Worse

With the US and Iran reaching a fragile ceasefire, security researchers warn that pauses in kinetic conflict historically do little to slow — and often accelerate — cyber operations from state-aligned threat actors.

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Credential-Based Attacks Are the New Normal — Here's How to Fight Back

Nearly one in three cyber intrusions now involve valid employee credentials, and AI is making these attacks faster and cheaper than ever. Security teams must fundamentally rethink how they detect and respond to identity-based threats.

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Why CISOs Are Betting Big on AI for Security Operations

Reddit CISO Frederick Lee and Omdia principal analyst Dave Gruber explain how AI is delivering real value in cybersecurity today — from automating runbooks to accelerating threat intelligence — and what risks organizations must still navigate.

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Why MFA Alone Won't Save You After a Credential Breach Like Figure's

The February 2026 Figure breach exposed nearly 967,200 email records without a single exploit — and the downstream attack chain it enables exposes a fundamental flaw in how most organizations think about MFA.

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One Billion CISA KEV Records Reveal a Human-Scale Security Crisis

New Qualys research analyzing over one billion CISA KEV remediation records from 10,000 organizations finds that 88% of tracked weaponized vulnerabilities were remediated slower than they were exploited, exposing a structural ceiling that staffing alone cannot fix.

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State of API Security 2026: Key Findings and Trends

API attacks surged 68% year-over-year as organizations struggle with shadow APIs, broken authorization, and inadequate rate limiting. Our analysis covers the key findings from the latest industry data.

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The Legal Landscape of Web Scraping: What Changed in 2026

The legal status of web scraping has shifted significantly in 2026, with new court decisions, legislative updates, and diverging approaches between the US and EU. Here is what businesses need to know about the current state of scraping law.