Palo Alto Networks' tech chief Lee Klarich warns that businesses face a narrow three-to-five-month window to strengthen cybersecurity defenses before AI-driven cyberattacks become widespread. Advanced AI models like Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's GPT-5.5-Cyber are enabling hackers to exploit previously unknown software vulnerabilities more easily. This urgency has prompted meetings between the White House, banks, and tech giants to prepare for a surge in AI-powered cyber threats. Palo Alto Networks plans to soon release new defense capabilities to counter these emerging AI-driven exploits.
Carahsoft Technology Corp. and over 90 partners will exhibit cybersecurity, AI, OSINT, and other critical tech solutions at SOF Week 2026, held May 18-21 in Tampa, Florida. The event, hosted by USSOCOM and the Global Special Operations Forces Foundat...
Palo Alto Networks introduced Idira, a next-generation identity security platform that enhances privileged access management by securing all types of identities—human, machine, and AI-driven agentic identities. This platform addresses modern security...
In 2026, cybersecurity mergers and acquisitions are accelerating due to platform consolidation, AI disruption, and hyperscaler interest. Major deals like Cisco/Splunk and Google/Wiz have reset market expectations, while acquisitions by CrowdStrike an...
The S&P 500 reached the long-anticipated 7,400 level, leading investors to rebalance portfolios and prepare for a possible market correction. Analyst Gary Tanashian expects any pullback to test support levels between 6,950 and 6,750, viewing it as a ...
Anthropic developed Mythos, an AI model that identifies thousands of long-standing security vulnerabilities across major software platforms, prompting the company to restrict its release. This discovery led to an emergency meeting with US financial l...
