Here’s how phishing kits levelled up in 2025 – and what 2026 has in store
Phishing kits became more advanced in 2025, with MFA bypass, QR codes and PhaaS dominating attacks. Here’s what security teams should expect in 2026.
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The AI code quality gap, in numbers
New research quantifies the AI code quality gap, revealing more defects, higher severity issues, and security risks compared with human-written code.
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Hollywood hacks vs real-world risk: do movies help or hinder cyber awareness?
From Mr. Robot to blockbuster cyber chaos, we examine how film portrayals of hacking shape cybersecurity awareness, budgets, and risk perception in the real world.
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The first threat signals of 2026: What cybersecurity experts are watching
Cybersecurity predictions for 2026 highlight AI agents, identity risk, supply chain attacks and resilience.
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Attackers are organised like startups now: from lone hackers to operating models
Cybercriminals are now operating like startups: with specialised roles, automation, and scale. What does this mean for CISOs and defenders in 2026?
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Mobile network operators: when compliance crowds out security
Are mobile network operators spending more time on cybersecurity compliance than real risk reduction? New research explores box-ticking, resilience, and regulation.
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