
October 9, 2026
Chinese Open-Source AI Agent Artex Linked to Breach of 68,000 South Korean Bank Customers
Investigators say hackers used the open-source AI agent Artex to breach at least seven South Korean financial firms, exposing data on 68,000 customers.

October 8, 2026
Half of threat hunters say bad data is their biggest problem
SANS 2026 Threat Hunting Survey: 50% of security pros cite data quality or quantity as their top barrier, and only 37% follow a formal hunting methodology.

October 8, 2026
RemoteThreat Bets Security Teams Need to Test What Happens After Defenses Fail
RemoteThreat launches with $7M to help security teams simulate attackers who bypass EDR and test post-breach defenses at scale.

October 8, 2026
Federal OT Cybersecurity: Experts Urge Mandatory Baseline Rules for Federal Agencies
A new white paper asks CISA to issue a binding directive for operational technology in federal civilian agencies, citing gaps in asset inventories and rising

October 8, 2026
How AI Is Moving Cybersecurity Compliance From Dashboards to Continuous Execution
AI-native compliance platforms replace manual control tracking with continuous enforcement. Here's how the shift from dashboards to execution changes the cost

October 8, 2026
FBI Warns FortiBleed Campaign Still Active After 86,644 Fortinet Credentials Harvested
The FBI and USSS say the FortiBleed campaign targeting Fortinet FortiGate firewalls remains active, with 86,644 device credentials already harvested worldwide.

October 8, 2026
Keyorix: open-source on-premise secrets management for air-gapped and EU-regulated teams
Keyorix ships as one offline binary with AES-256-GCM encryption, RBAC, and a web UI, giving teams that cannot use SaaS a self-hosted vault.

October 8, 2026
Critical Infrastructure Operators Run Seven Security Tools and Still Cannot See Every OT Asset
Survey of 1,600 leaders finds legacy OT equipment is the top visibility gap, breaches remain common, and AI is the next concern.

October 8, 2026
How AI Is Reshaping CISO Budgets and Security Teams
New IANS research shows CISOs are using AI to expand what their existing security teams can do, not shrink them, while budgets absorb vendor price hikes.
