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Over 80% of breaches now involve stolen credentials rather than exploited vulnerabilities. Attackers simply log in using valid usernames and passwords, bypassing firewalls, EDR, and encryption entirely.

Just as "shift-left" transformed application security, organizations now require AI security testing at design time including prompt injection testing, training data poisoning checks, and model output validation before any AI agent or LLM-powered feature reaches production.

Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are adopting cyber risk quantification (CRQ) frameworks that express exposure in financial terms (e.g., "expected annual loss from ransomware is $12M").

With commercial satellite internet expanding, attackers are probing ground station APIs, satellite telemetry, and user terminals. A successful compromise could disrupt global communications or manipulate navigation data. Space cybersecurity is now a dedicated practice area.

As enterprises invest in virtual collaboration spaces, attackers are targeting avatar impersonation, virtual meeting eavesdropping, and digital asset theft. Security teams are extending identity verification and session monitoring into immersive 3D environments.

Privacy-enhancing computation specifically fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) is now commercially viable for specific use cases like healthcare analytics and financial fraud detection. Organizations can compute on encrypted data without decryption, eliminating data exposure during processing.

Regulators now demand evidence of continuous compliance, not just yearly snapshots. Automated tools map controls to live cloud configurations, generate audit ready reports on demand, and alert when drift occurs turning compliance from a point-in-time exercise into a real-time operational metric.

A brief reading on Anthropic’s Project Glasswing: substack.com/@alphacyberl...

Bhavesh Verma (@alphacyberlabs)On May 22, Anthropic published an initial update on Project Glasswing, the company’s restricted cybersecurity research program that gives roughly 50 vetted partner organizations controlled access to C...substack.com

Following major cross-border attacks, regulators in the EU and US now require real-time threat indicator sharing between critical infrastructure operators and government agencies. Non-compliance carries fines, and organizations are building automated STIX/TAXII feeds to meet obligations.

APIs now account for over 70% of internet traffic, and attackers have noticed. Automated scanners target GraphQL and REST endpoints with field-level brute force, enumerating every possible query combination to extract sensitive data that would require multiple separate calls.

Organizations are moving beyond static "zero trust" models to dynamically issued, time-bound privileges that expire immediately after a task. This minimizes the blast radius of credential theft, as attackers can only use stolen privileges within a narrow window of minutes.

Microsoft patched CVE-2026-41089 in the May 12 Patch Tuesday release as one of 118 vulnerabilities addressed that month. A quick read: substack.com/@alphacyberl...

Bhavesh Verma (@alphacyberlabs)Microsoft patched CVE-2026-41089 in the May 12 Patch Tuesday release as one of 118 vulnerabilities addressed that month. The flaw is a stack-based buffer overflow in the Windows Netlogon RPC interface...substack.com

Machine learning models trained on historical attack data can predict potential vulnerabilities and attack vectors before they’re exploited. Read more at: open.substack.com/pub/alphacyb...

Artificial Intelligence: A double edged sword in the Cybersecurity spaceArtificial intelligence has fundamentally transformed the cybersecurity landscape, creating what experts now recognize as the ultimate technological paradox.open.substack.com

Attackers are no longer exploiting cloud misconfigurations they're stealing cloud access keys and service account tokens directly from developer workstations, CI/CD logs, and exposed environment variables.

An evaluation of 100 commercial AI agents found that 98% suffer from a "Lethal Trifecta": they simultaneously have access to private data, exposure to untrusted external content, and the ability to execute outbound actions.

The Check Point report highlights that AI incidents are up 67% in 2026. Beyond direct attacks, attackers are increasingly hijacking AI agents, using their legitimate access and permissions to move laterally and execute malicious actions while blending in with normal activity.

Microsoft is using AI to find more zero-day vulnerabilities, warning customers to expect a surge in security updates. Their multi-model agentic scanning harness (MDASH) is discovering flaws at scale,

Gartner also highlighted the compromise of AI applications as a critical threat. The attack surface is widening through internally developed AI agents, third-party integrations, and employee-facing AI tools, increasing the risk of sensitive data exposure.

A password manager breach is the security industry’s worst-case scenario it is the one product whose entire value proposition is protecting everything else. Read more: substack.com/@alphacyberl...

Bhavesh Verma (@alphacyberlabs)Password manager maker Dashlane disclosed that hackers obtained at least a dozen encrypted vaults used for storing customer passwords during a weekend cyberattack. Dashlane said hackers brute-forced t...substack.com

A password manager breach is the security industry’s worst-case scenario it is the one product whose entire value proposition is protecting everything else. Read more: substack.com/@alphacyberl...

Bhavesh Verma (@alphacyberlabs)Password manager maker Dashlane disclosed that hackers obtained at least a dozen encrypted vaults used for storing customer passwords during a weekend cyberattack. Dashlane said hackers brute-forced t...substack.com