

Quantum Computing
AI
From Attack to Evidence
A strong forensic readiness strategy accelerates business recovery after a security incident and significantly improves the ability of IT forensics teams to investigate what happened.
Securing AI
AI agents and Shadow AI are creating new attack surfaces as companies often lack visibility into which data is processed and what access rights AI systems have. The key challenge is making AI usage transparent and controllable.
Mainframe Exit Market Faces Major Shake-Up
Organizations looking to quickly move away from their mainframes may face a harsh reality by 2030. According to Gartner, most mainframe exit projects will fail because providers are promising more than they can realistically deliver.
Windows Update Issues
Following the June 2026 Windows updates, third-party applications are no longer able to launch Microsoft Office programs. Microsoft is working on a fix.
Infostealer malware
An unprotected server has exposed 24 billion login credentials in plaintext, raising major concerns over the security of billions of online accounts. According to Cybernews, billions of accounts without multi-factor authentication (MFA) are at risk.
U.S. healthcare provider One Medical
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims it has exfiltrated 8.8 terabytes of data from the U.S. healthcare provider One Medical, a subsidiary of Amazon. According to the group, the stolen dataset includes both corporate and patient-related information.
Estonia is developing a framework for assigning official digital identities to AI agents, potentially allowing artificial intelligence systems to act on behalf of individuals, companies, and public institutions within clearly defined boundaries.
$25 Million Ransom Demand
The cyber extortion group FulcrumSec, active since October 2025, claims it maintained long-term access to systems at Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk and exfiltrated more than one terabyte of sensitive data. The company did not pay the demanded ransom of $25 million.
Satya Nadella on AI strategy
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is advancing a thesis that may unsettle many enterprise leaders: in the AI era, simply relying on the most powerful third-party language models is not enough. Companies that reduce their AI strategy to “buying the best model on the market” are, in his view, missing