Booz Allen Acquires Defy Security to Build the Most Capable Federal AI Cyber Platform
Booz Allen acquired Defy Security to boost its Vellox™ AI cyber suite. What it means for federal zero trust.
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Anthropic's $100M Security Commitment Is the Most Significant AI-Cybersecurity Investment of 2026
Anthropic committed $100M in API credits and $4M in donations to open-source security research.
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Everest Ransomware Claims Nissan Breach — What We Know So Far
The Everest ransomware group claims it breached Nissan. Nissan is investigating. Here's what we know.
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Y Combinator Removed Delve After a Compliance Data Breach — And It's a Warning for All AI Startups
YC removed Delve after audit data was exfiltrated. It's a warning for every AI startup handling sensitive data.
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WhatsApp Notified 200 Users of Italian SIO Spyware — Here's What You Need to Know
WhatsApp told 200 users they were targeted by SIO's Spyrtacus spyware. Here's what happened.
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CVE-2026-5281: Chrome's WebGPU Zero-Day Is Being Actively Exploited — Update Now
Google patched CVE-2026-5281, a Chrome WebGPU zero-day actively exploited in the wild. Update immediately.
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Chrome Zero-Day CVE-2026-5281: Active Exploitation, CISA Alert, and the Week's Full Security Briefing
Security & Privacy Chrome Zero-Day CVE-2026-5281: Active Exploitation, CISA Alert, and the...
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Lapsus$, Claude Code, and the European Commission: Every Major Breach From April 1, 2026
Security & Privacy Lapsus$, Claude Code, and the European Commission: Every Major...
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The TriMed Data Breach & Why Healthcare EHR Platforms Are Now Prime Cyberattack Targets
TriMed Inc.'s EHR platform breach exposes hundreds of medical practices — and it's part of a deliberate pattern of attacks on healthcare. Sara Voss explains what happened, why healthcare is the new cyber battlefield, and what to do now.
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Iran's Cyber War Goes Mainstream: Bomb-Shelter Spyware, Stryker Wiped, and 5,800 Attacks
Since the Iran War began February 28, 2026, nearly 50 Iran-linked hacker groups have launched 5,800 tracked attacks — including bomb-shelter spyware synced to the second of missile strikes, real-time device wipes at Stryker, a claimed 375TB Lockheed breach, and the hacking of FBI Director Kash Patel. Sara Voss breaks down the most sophisticated cyber-physical war campaign in history.
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