Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Survey 2026 Spotlights Paid Protection, Windows 11 Migration, And Rising AI Anxiety

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AV-Comparatives has released its latest Security Survey, sending a clear message to cybersecurity professionals. People continue to buy security products, switch platforms, and worry about threats from state actors, AI, and surveillance. The group describes the project as “a comprehensive global study capturing current user behavior, technology preferences, and threat perceptions.” Global Sample And A … Read more

NEW PODCAST – Cyber Risk In 2026: AI Fraud, Cybercrime Scale, And What Cyber Insurers Want Next

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On the latest episode of The Cyber Insurance News & Information Podcast, we explore cyber risk in 2026 with Jason Makevich. He urgently warns that the threat landscape is shifting at an unprecedented pace. Makevich links AI, fraud, and the explosive scale of cybercrime directly to daily business risk. He stresses that these risks now … Read more

BOXX Data Shows AI Use By Cyber Insurance Brokers

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AI sparks lively debate in cyber insurance circles, delivering both optimism and anxiety. Now, BOXX Insurance fuels the conversation with fresh broker data. BOXX released new findings on how Canadian brokers use artificial intelligence for cyber and technology policies. The survey focused on Ontario brokers and was conducted in November 2025. “Brokers are thoughtfully engaging … Read more

SimSpace and Rilian Partner to Test AI Cyber Defenses for U.S. and GCC Critical Infrastructure

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Military planners often say, “Train as you fight.” This idea now guides cybersecurity for power grids, ports, and pipelines. This week, SimSpace and Rilian Technologies announced a partnership based on this approach. They want critical infrastructure operators to practice real attacks in a safe cyber range and make sure defenses and automated responses work before … Read more

Ransomware Loses Its Crown as Phishing and Fraud Explode, WEF Warns

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The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026 highlights that fraudsters are now a bigger concern than ransomware groups. The report, released today, warns that CEOs are most worried about phishing and cyber-enabled fraud, especially as AI makes these attacks more convincing, costly, and common. Fraud And Phishing Take The Top Spot According to the … Read more

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