AI in cybersecurity
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AI Now Runs Live Cyberattacks, Check Point Warns
Check Point Research’s AI Security Report 2026 finds AI has shifted from assisting attackers to running live intrusions autonomously. Continue reading
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Singapore’s Six Most Dangerous Scams: What You Need to Know in 2026
Singapore lost S$913.1 million to scams in 2025. From deepfake Zoom calls impersonating PM Lawrence Wong to creator-targeted phishing, here are the six scam types every resident and business needs to know in 2026. Continue reading
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Razer AIKit Adds Omni-Modal AI and ARM64 Support
Razer’s AIKit open-source AI toolkit now supports image, video and audio models plus ARM64 architectures, and is available on Akash Network’s Akash Console. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike Builds AI Vulnerability Coalition with OpenAI, Accenture and IBM
CrowdStrike launches Project QuiltWorks, a cybersecurity coalition with OpenAI, Accenture, EY, IBM and Kroll to tackle AI-accelerated vulnerability risks facing enterprises. Continue reading
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Anthropic Withheld Claude Mythos Preview — Here Is What the Security Industry Needs to Learn
Anthropic’s decision to withhold Claude Mythos Preview over its cybersecurity capabilities is more than a cautionary tale — it is a concrete demonstration of a threat environment that demands hardware-rooted security architecture. Continue reading
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Keeper Security Tightens Endpoint Privilege Controls for Enterprise APAC
Keeper Security has announced new enterprise governance capabilities for its Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), adding structured approval workflows, expiration controls, and real-time audit visibility across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments. The updates target large, distributed organisations managing privileged access under… Continue reading
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Government sector tops Kaspersky’s most-targeted list for second year
Kaspersky’s 2025 global report finds government and industrial sectors top the list of most-targeted industries, as APT attacks and social engineering drive high-severity incidents worldwide. Continue reading
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US Cybersecurity Startup AegisAI Secures US$13m to Fight Phishing
Cybersecurity startup AegisAI has launched publicly with US$13m in seed funding, aiming to stop AI-powered phishing and email attacks with autonomous AI agents. Backed by Accel and Foundation Capital, the platform integrates with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Continue reading
