Cybersecurity

Command Zero’s Throughline Turns Closed Cases Into Living Investigations

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Command Zero wants security investigations to stop dying young. The Austin-based company previewed Throughline this week, ahead of Black Hat USA 2026. The company calls it a “living investigation” capability. Related alerts merge into one evolving case. When new evidence arrives, closed cases reopen. The verdict gets re-examined with everything on the table. The pitch … Read more

Manufacturing Cybersecurity: 60% Breached Despite Training, And An MSP Question Underwriters Should Not Skip

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A new survey from Integris, a managed service provider, finds that 84% of U.S. manufacturers run cybersecurity awareness training, yet 60% reported a significant email-based breach in the past year. Another 49% reported a mobile device breach. The gap shines a light on manufacturing cybersecurity. The 2026 Integris manufacturing technology and cybersecurity report surveyed 411 … Read more

World Cup Phishing Surges 500% As Attackers Time Their Runs For Kickoff

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In football, or is it soccer, mistakes get a second look with VAR, and referees can issue a card right away. With phishing, there is no review. Once someone clicks a link, the damage is often done before anyone notices. According to new Hoxhunt research, criminals have been watching the World Cup schedule closely. Phishing … Read more

Post-Quantum Automotive Security: SEALSQ Maps A Chip-Level Fix

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A car built today may still run in 2045. The encryption inside it must last just as long. That is the problem SEALSQ says it will solve. The company has laid out a post-quantum automotive security roadmap. It wants to design quantum-resistant cryptography into the silicon of future vehicles. The vision is bold. The delivery … Read more

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

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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

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