Who Do We Fire When the Agent Gets It Wrong? Inside the Agentic AI SOC

By Jeremy Hehl Agents can triage, enrich and correlate at machine speed. But someone still has to own the...

What the Nuclear Treaty Got Right, and Why AI Still Can’t Use It

By Jay Bavisi, Founder & Group President, EC-Council Nuclear treaties stopped bombs. They don't stop a file you can...

EC-Council Releases ADG 2.0 and Offers Its AI Governance Crosswalks Free to Every Government, Regulator, and Standards Body as Nations Split on AI Rules

With autonomous AI agents already reaching into government systems and no global treaty in sight, EC-Council will assist...

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

The Westin Peachtree Plaza will anchor a week of hands-on training, offensive security research, and closed-door executive dialogue...
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

By Kareena Bavisi, Chief of Staff to CEO at...

What the Nuclear Treaty Got Right, and Why AI Still Can’t Use It

By Jay Bavisi, Founder & Group President, EC-Council Nuclear treaties...

Model-Borne Consequence: Why OT Security and Data Security Just Became the Same Job

For thirty years we told you industrial cybersecurity was...

3 Tools Every CISO Needs for Cyber Crisis Readiness in 2026

As cyber threats escalate in both volume and complexity,...

The Human Factor: Why AI Automation in GRC Still Needs Leadership in the Loop

The pitch comes regularly now: "Our platform automates 85%...

CISA, FBI Ask Critical Infrastructure Partners to be Vigilant This Festive Season

With the onset of the holiday season, employees, especially...

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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5 Tips for Keeping Remote Workers Secure

With the growing proliferation of COVID-19 also comes an increasing potential for phishing campaigns as threat actors capitalize on the changing dynamics around remote...

Texas Court Systems Affected by Ransomware Attack

Websites of the Texas Supreme Court and the state’s appellate courts remained shuttered after being hit by a ransomware attack. The attack affected websites...

Research Finds Critical Industry 4.0 Attack Methods

In its latest research, cybersecurity solutions provider Trend Micro revealed how advanced hackers could leverage unusual and new attack vectors to disrupt smart manufacturing...

Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Port Reports a Failed Attempt of Cyberattack

As per the reports shared with ILNA news agency, Ports and Maritime Organization’s systems (PMO) recently faced a failed attempt of cyberattack. Although the...

Millions of Computers Open to Thunderbolt Port Vulnerabilities

A security researcher at the Eindhoven University of Technology, Bjorn Ruytenberg, have discovered that Thunderbolt-equipped computers contain vulnerabilities that could leave millions of computers...

Don’t Abandon Security During a Crisis

Working within dispersed teams is often part and parcel of a CISO’s job. In fact, before COVID-19, 7% of Americans were working remotely either...

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