The company says it will integrate Koi’s technology into its security offerings to improve visibility into AI-driven activity on workplace devices.

Palo Alto Network’s incident response firm said identity-based attacks are exploding as poor security controls stretch across a widening mosaic of integrated tools and systems.

Ransomware negotiators dish on being in a ‘moral gray zone,’ unrestricted by accountability or industrywide rules of engagement.

Attacker interest in the vulnerability is magnified by an unparalleled number of publicly available exploits, earning the defect the highest verified public exploit count of any CVE…

Researchers warn that half of the exposed vulnerable instances remain unpatched as in-the-wild exploitation grows rapidly.

A debate over actual exploitation is muddying response efforts. Multiple researchers say they’ve observed working proof of concepts while others assert evidence of attacks is lacking.

Tier-based subscriptions, hacker specific training datasets and playful personalities are part of a growing underground criminal market for custom AI hacking tools.

The cybersecurity giant's move into observability reflects how AI workloads are blurring lines between security and operations.

Palo Alto Networks researchers haven’t been able to identify who’s behind the commercial-grade tech yet.

Microsoft addressed the critical vulnerability earlier this month, but had to issue an emergency update to resolve issues it previously missed.