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New CISO appointments 2026

Companies including Mistral AI, Trellix, Marriott, and ANZ appointed new CISOs in July-September 2026 amid high security-leadership turnover.

CSO Online's rolling column tracks senior security appointments, noting many companies are hiring a CSO/CISO for the first time. Notable moves include Thomas Coudray leaving Ledger to become Mistral AI's CISO, David Soto joining Trellix from Amazon, and Daniel Dubowski becoming Marriott International's SVP and CISO. Other appointments span ANZ, Gigamon, Axonius, Tricentis, Remitly, Allied Universal, and the State of California.

CSO OnlineSep 7, 10:09 UTC · 9d agoIndustry

Hacker Interview Mubix “Rob” Fuller

Security AffairsJul 4, 15:58 UTC · Jul 4, 2017Exploit / PoC

CISA and NPower offer free entry-level cybersecurity training

Help Net SecurityJul 6, 00:00 UTC · Jul 6, 2022Exploit / PoC

DoD invites a restricted number of hackers to Hack the Pentagon

Security AffairsApr 27, 09:23 UTC · Apr 27, 2017Vulnerability

Iran Expands Handala Brand to Physical Threats

Recorded FutureApr 26, 00:00 UTC · Apr 26, 2026Malware

The Immaterial Khilafah

Security AffairsDec 2, 09:13 UTC · Dec 2, 2016Malware

Private Eyes: China’s Embrace of Open

Recorded FutureAug 22, 00:00 UTC · Aug 22, 2025Exploit / PoC

King & Union augments its Avalon Cyber Analysis Platform with threat intelligence services

Help Net SecurityMay 7, 00:00 UTC · May 7, 2020Vulnerability

PacStar launches NSA CSfC registered, integrated, small form factor, tactical wireless gateway

Help Net SecuritySep 20, 00:00 UTC · Sep 20, 2019Industry

Hack the Marine Corps bug bounty program kicks off

Help Net SecurityAug 14, 00:00 UTC · Aug 14, 2018Vulnerability

What You Need to Know About Vulnerability Scanners

Recorded FutureJun 27, 00:00 UTC · Jun 27, 2025Vulnerability

US Marines Create

Infosecurity MagazineJan 20, 17:41 UTC · Jan 20, 2021AI research

Iranian Cleaver hackers exploit LinkedIn for espionage

Security AffairsAug 28, 14:57 UTC · Aug 28, 2020Threat actor

Senate confirms Fick as first U.S. cyber ambassador

The RecordJan 10, 00:00 UTC · Jan 10, 2023Industry

Cyber Command has drastically cut hiring time for cybersecurity roles, says DOD CISO

CyberScoopNov 15, 00:02 UTC · Nov 15, 2019Exploit / PoC in the wild

US military’s Cyber National Mission Force gets a new chief

The RecordJan 4, 22:24 UTC · Jan 4, 2024Malware

CISA Denies Reports of Shift in Posture Amid Russian Threats

Infosecurity MagazineMar 3, 14:45 UTC · Mar 3, 2025Vulnerability

Offensive AI: The Sine Qua Non of Cybersecurity

The Hacker NewsJul 26, 11:00 UTC · Jul 26, 2024Malware

Nurse and Marine Charged Over Fake Vaccination Card Scheme

Infosecurity MagazineFeb 21, 17:28 UTC · Feb 21, 2022Policy & legal

US Department of Interior Grounding All Drones

Schneier on SecurityJan 31, 06:46 UTC · Jan 31, 2020Vulnerability

US military disabled ad tracking on troops’ devices following reports of targeted attacks

US DoD disabled ad tracking on troops' devices after foreign adversaries targeted service members using commercially bought location data.

Per letters shared with Senator Ron Wyden, the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Special Operations Command disabled advertising IDs on iPhones, Android devices, and Windows computers across the federal military enterprise. The protections rolled out earlier in 2026, with the Air Force implementing changes in July, to prevent adversaries from exploiting app-derived location data sold through data brokers. Wyden warned that personal devices brought onto military bases could still expose troops and facilities, and noted the intelligence community and FBI buy such data without warrants.