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Atlanta Set to Host Hacker Halted and Global CISO Forum 2026, Uniting Practitioners and C-Suite Leaders

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Holding a skull and reading AI-written soliloquies, the veteran hacker and "recovering CISO" argued that the threats change but the human failures don't. Chris Roberts opened Hacker Halted 2026 in Atlanta with a skull in one hand and a stack of Shakespeare parodies in the other. His idea was to look back roughly 450 years, to a period of upheaval...

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Why AI Governance Is Becoming Cyber Insurance’s Next MFA

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FBI Alerts About Zero-Day Vulnerability in the FatPipe MPVPN device software

FBI issued an alert revealing exploitation of zero-day vulnerability...

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