A third of industrial organizations reported an OT incident, SANS finds
Among nearly 700 respondents, incidents rose from 22% to 34%, and reported IP theft jumped from 6% to 31%.
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Survey Organizes Malware Clustering Techniques
Survey organizes prior malware clustering research into seven categories and highlights AI-driven methods for large-scale reproducible analysis.
Wiz survey: 83% of firms lack a full AI asset inventory
Of 100 security leaders, 55% run autonomous agents and 52% found unauthorized AI apps in the past year.
Survey outlines unification of omnimodal embeddings
Position paper traces convergence of embedding research across modalities toward joint embeddings for compositionality.
Survey unifies video models as reading, writing, sharing, and interaction
The authors treat observed video as a lossy projection of a latent world and track a shift toward persistent state.
360 Privacy survey: executives feel untouchable as digital risk grows
More than 8 in 10 security and wealth professionals say cyber and physical security can no longer be separated.
Managers say AI makes evaluating employees harder, Monday.com survey finds
Of 1,700 directors surveyed, 94% were excited about AI, yet nearly half spend more time reviewing output.
Ransomware Attacks Intensify: Criminals Shift Focus to Target Employees and Their Families
Semperis survey finds 37% of successful ransomware attacks included threats against employees' friends or relatives.
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AI Used in 84% of Ransomware Attacks as Identity Infrastructure Comes Under Fire.
Semperis survey of 1,200 ransomware victims finds AI in 84% of incidents and identity systems widely targeted.
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From One Query to Many: A Critical Survey of Privacy Accounting in RAG
Survey says RAG differential-privacy claims cannot be compared by epsilon alone across repeated queries.
Billion-Dollar Companies Twice as Likely to Leave Critical Vulnerabilities Unpatched
Chainguard survey finds billion-dollar firms twice as likely to leave critical flaws unpatched.
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Ransomware Gangs Embrace Physical Threats, Family Stalking?
Dark Reading says Semperis claims of ransomware-linked violence and family stalking remain unverified.
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Healthcare Sees No Relief from Cyberattacks Disrupting Patient Care
Proofpoint and Ponemon say 74% of surveyed U.S. healthcare organizations saw patient-care disruption from cyberattacks.
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Healthcare Cyberattacks Hit Harder, Cost More
Ponemon and Proofpoint survey finds U.S. healthcare cyberattacks cost more and increasingly disrupt patient care.
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Defenders Reluctant to Deploy Agentic AI as a Cybersecurity Tool
Flashpoint survey finds only 25% of security teams actively use agentic AI for defense.
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Fifth of CISOs Take Time Off to Avoid Patch Tuesday
Socura found 22% of UK security leaders avoid Patch Tuesday as Microsoft's monthly CVE volume hits records.
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Chatbot refuseniks edge out users in the US, and they’re not for turning
Pew finds 51% of US adults never use chatbots, mostly from lack of interest, and few plan to start.
The 7 biggest issues CISOs and security teams face today
CSO Online outlines rising CISO stress, program-design challenges, and AI-driven attack pressure.
Companies want autonomous IT operations but hesitate to let AI act alone
Survey finds 90 percent of firms want autonomous IT within two years, yet 77 percent will not let AI decide alone.
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A Survey of Security Research for Operating Systems
Survey reviews OS virtualization, verification, and access control against reference-monitor requirements.
The people who know passkeys best are still typing passwords
Yubico and Okta found 43% of security professionals still sign in with passwords despite knowing passkeys.
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Even with OT network visibility, critical infrastructure operators struggle with legacy equipment
A Palo Alto survey finds most critical-infrastructure operators still cannot fully see legacy OT, and 59% reported a breach last year.
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Automation, AI agents or people? Sorting out who handles each security finding
ArmorCode survey of 200 security leaders finds enterprises struggle to triage findings as AI code outpaces review.
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Towards In-Parameter Memory Augmentation for Large Language Models
Survey maps in-parameter memory methods that plug reusable knowledge into LLM inference without growing context.