Mobile AI Is Everywhere. Cyber Underwriters Should Stop Trusting Self-Assessments

NowSecure found that 95% of large organizations deploy AI inside mobile applications, while 37% lack behavioral monitoring, and apps built predominantly from third-party code report more than twice the security-incident rate. Mobile AI cyber insurance underwriting is becoming more difficult as AI and third-party code spread through enterprise applications faster than security programs can assess … Read more

Shadow AI Executives: The Boss Is the Biggest Policy Breaker, TrustedTech Survey Finds

Ask a CISO what worries them most about shadow AI. The answer usually points to junior staff. New survey data points the finger up the org chart instead. TrustedTech, a Microsoft cloud solutions provider, commissioned Censuswide to survey 2,001 UK and US employees in March 2026. The report, “Shadow AI in the Workplace,” found that … Read more

Diligent’s New Board Dashboard Raises a Question Insurers Should Love

Diligent launched Cyber Risk Management this month. The pitch sounds familiar. AI-powered cyber risk quantification connects technical data to business impact, then hands boards a clean dashboard instead of a spreadsheet. But Scott Bridgen, General Manager of Risk & Audit at Diligent, said something more interesting when we pushed him on it. The Paper Trail … Read more

Agentic AI: 98% Have Already Had An Incident. Few Can Prove What Happened

A new report opens with a number built to alarm. Almost every large organization running AI agents has already had one cause disruption. The figure is 98%. The research comes from Economist Enterprise, supported by Rubrik. It surveyed 804 senior technical executives across nine countries. Every respondent runs AI agents in live systems. The headline … Read more

Black Kite 2026: Europe’s Ransomware Surge Now Runs Through Your Suppliers

On Friday, 19 September 2025, ransomware hit a piece of software most travelers never notice. Collins Aerospace runs MUSE. It is the shared check-in system used across many European airports. Heathrow, Brussels, Berlin, and Dublin lost their automated systems. Staff checked passengers in by hand. At least 217 flights were canceled. None of those airports … Read more

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