Jeffrey Kok, Vice President, Solution Engineers, Asia Pacific & Japan at CyberArk shares his 2026 predictions for the cybersecurity industry - outlining why identity and innovation in governance will be key to organisational survival as organisations face the risks of autonomous AI agents and shrinking certificate lifespans.
The first few weeks of the year signals the back to work influx, in many cases now also a return to the office, from the suburbs to the city. For the vast majority, even in ...
Akamai Technologies (NASDAQ: AKAM), the cybersecurity and cloud computing company that powers and protects business online, today announced the release of the Defenders’ ...
For years, penetration testing reports have been inconsistent, manual, and difficult to integrate into modern security workflows. Every provider has its own format, slowing ...
Richard Seiersen discusses how CISOs must shift from vulnerability management to risk quantification, using measurement-driven approaches to align security with business ...
As quantum computing advances, the conversation around post-quantum cryptography (PQC) has largely focused on mitigating security risks. However, this transition brings more ...
SYDNEY, November 27, 2025 – Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704; TSE: 4704), a global cybersecurity leader, today released its annual Security Predictions Report for 2026, ...
Bitdefender Labs has identified malware campaigns exploiting the popularity of EA's Battlefield 6 first-person shooter, distributed via supposedly pirated versions, game ...
2026 will be the “Year of the Defender,” where autonomous AI defence is the only way to combat AI-driven identity attacks, data poisoning and quantum risks
Geopolitical tensions, rapid digital transformation, and deeper integration of generative AI have seen a sharp rise in the volume and sophistication of attacks across the region.
