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Microsoft's 2026 defense report says AI is speeding up attacks. Read the fine print first.
The vendor's own data backs most of its claims, but the sharpest numbers sit on borrowed sourcing and undefined counting.

The vendor's own data backs most of its claims, but the sharpest numbers sit on borrowed sourcing and undefined counting.

Machine learning makes old attacks faster, cheaper and more convincing. The defenses have not changed as much as you might hope.

Fuzzing, code review, and coordinated disclosure: the quiet pipeline that turns a hidden software flaw into a patch.

Beazley confirmed AI-affirmative cover, QBE and AIG say they aren't retreating, and a Rand report maps the uncertainty. Here's what that means for your policy.

Most camera spec sheets are noise. Here is how to sort the features that matter from the ones that just raise the price.

Decoy systems let security teams watch real attacks unfold on machines that were built to be broken.