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We are the voice for the cybersecurity industry, a forum for those on the front lines of cyber-warfare, cybersecurity law and policy, and cybersecurity infrastructure to inform and instruct the industry and the public at large. We aim to raise the level of awareness surrounding cybersecurity, cybercrime, and the industries that have grown up around them.

Everyone is talking about what AI can do. Fewer people are asking who will power it, pay for it, and set the rules. On D...
10/14/2026

Everyone is talking about what AI can do.

Fewer people are asking who will power it, pay for it, and set the rules.

On December 7–8, 2026, Fortune Brainstorm AI brings technologists, Fortune Global 500 executives, investors, and policymakers to San Francisco to weigh the questions that will shape what comes next. They will dig into everything from the infrastructure strain behind AI’s growth to the ethical and geopolitical stakes.

Get inside the conversation and hear what the people driving AI expect next!

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Four days. That's how long one law firm waited between its breach notice and its first lawsuit.Chris Pogue, Adjunct Prof...
10/09/2026

Four days. That's how long one law firm waited between its breach notice and its first lawsuit.

Chris Pogue, Adjunct Professor of Professional Practice at Oklahoma State University, unpacks how lawyers, regulators, insurers, and plaintiffs' attorneys can move in before the forensic investigation wraps up. Pogue illustrates how the evidence you preserve and the decisions you document can shape your legal exposure long after you contain the incident.

The smartest security spending may happen before a breach, while you still control the schedule and the terms.

Explore what your team can do now so a breach doesn't hand your decisions to lawyers, insurers, and regulators!

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If a lawyer reviewed your team's incident logs and chat messages tomorrow, would they hold up? Share your thoughts below!

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Zero critical alerts. That is what a security dashboard can show right up until an attacker links a few minor misconfigu...
10/07/2026

Zero critical alerts. That is what a security dashboard can show right up until an attacker links a few minor misconfigurations together and reaches your core database.

In our latest Cyber Daily, we reveal why standard scanner outputs miss real-world breach routes and how graph technology maps your cloud, network, and identity layers into a single picture. From there, automated simulations trace how adversaries move—ranking every exposure by true business impact before an attack happens.

We highlight how proactive organizations embed these path insights directly into daily change management, vulnerability prioritization, and leadership updates to gain clear visibility without documentation bloat.

Uncover how your organization can stop chasing isolated severity scores and start breaking the specific routes attacker’s target!

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If your team cleared every "medium" vulnerability off your backlog today, could an adversary still find a route to your sensitive data?

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The Fall 2026 issue of the United States Cybersecurity Magazine just dropped Thursday, and it’s already received an amaz...
10/05/2026

The Fall 2026 issue of the United States Cybersecurity Magazine just dropped Thursday, and it’s already received an amazing response from readers!

If you haven't had a chance to check it out, now is the perfect time to catch up! Packed with fresh perspectives and strategic responses, this issue explores today’s biggest cybersecurity risks.

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The wait is over! The Fall 2026 issue of the United States Cybersecurity Magazine is LIVE, and it’s packed with cyber in...
10/02/2026

The wait is over! The Fall 2026 issue of the United States Cybersecurity Magazine is LIVE, and it’s packed with cyber insight worth your time!

What cybersecurity challenges are you tracking? Explore fresh perspectives and actionable strategies from industry experts tackling today’s biggest digital risks.

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Generative AI is not reshaping cybercrime as dramatically as many predictions suggested—but that does not mean organizat...
09/25/2026

Generative AI is not reshaping cybercrime as dramatically as many predictions suggested—but that does not mean organizations should ignore the security risks around it.

Adam Firestone, Editor-in-Chief of United States Cybersecurity Magazine, explores new research on how cybercriminals are using generative tools, finding mostly incremental gains in areas such as phishing and routine coding rather than a wholesale transformation of criminal operations.

The more immediate concern may be the growing number of insecure AI-enabled applications entering legitimate business environments.

Read Adam Firestone’s latest article and see where real security concerns may emerge!
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What do you think poses the greater risk: cybercriminal use of generative tools or insecure deployment by legitimate organizations? Share your thoughts below!

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Post-quantum cryptography is no longer a distant concern. The standards are finalized, the migration tools are here, and...
08/26/2026

Post-quantum cryptography is no longer a distant concern. The standards are finalized, the migration tools are here, and yet many organizations are moving too slowly.

Troy Troublefield, CEO of DOC Technology Systems, LLC and Adjunct Professor in Cyberpsychology at Capitol Technology University, highlights why that gap exists. The answer isn’t just technical complexity or limited resources—it’s also human. Bias, inertia, and the way security decisions are made are all slowing down real progress on quantum-resistant readiness.

What makes this especially urgent is that adversaries aren’t waiting. “Harvest now, decrypt later” strategies mean encrypted data being protected today could still be at risk tomorrow if action is delayed.

Troublefield’s article explores the behavioral barriers behind PQC adoption and offers a practical roadmap for security leaders who need to address both the technical and human sides of the transition.

See why the biggest challenge in PQC may not be the technology—but the decisions behind it!

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What’s the biggest barrier to PQC adoption in your view: complexity, resources, or organizational hesitation? Share your thoughts!

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Aviation is more connected than ever—and that connectivity is creating new cybersecurity risks beyond the aircraft itsel...
07/21/2026

Aviation is more connected than ever—and that connectivity is creating new cybersecurity risks beyond the aircraft itself. Luka Bonello, Information Security Manager at Jetfly Aviation, investigates how modern flight relies on a complex ecosystem of data exchanges, third-party systems, and real-time communications that all depend on trust and integrity.

As these connections grow, so does the challenge that security is no longer confined to a single system—it spans an entire network of organizations, technologies, and interfaces.

Where do you think the biggest risks exist, in the aircraft or in the systems surrounding it?

Click the link below to explore why securing the future of flight requires an ecosystem-wide approach!

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Iranian Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups are no longer just disrupting systems — they’re running more coordinated...
07/07/2026

Iranian Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups are no longer just disrupting systems — they’re running more coordinated campaigns.

Douglas Kaluhiokalani, CISO and CEO of Cyber Kata, looks at how Iranian nation-state APT activity has shifted from isolated disruption to more layered operations that can include espionage, sabotage, extortion, and influence efforts.

These campaigns don’t stay in one lane — they can touch critical infrastructure, defense, finance, and civil society.

Why it matters:

• The threat is becoming more coordinated.
• Basic security measures may not be enough.
• Staying ahead takes a more informed, ongoing approach.

See how Iranian APT activity is evolving! 👉 https://bit.ly/4g6NHje

What stands out most to you about how these threats are changing? Share your thoughts below!

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