A key resource on artificial intelligence and cyber security, exploring how AI could transform the way digital assets can be better protected, as well as the emerging threats AI could bring and what they mean for our digital future
Organizations are expanding capability faster than they are expanding control. The teams that perform best in 2026 will be those that execute well under pressure—detecting earlier, responding faster, learning continuously and automating what works.
Misaligned agents are just one layer of the AI security challenge that startup Witness AI is trying to solve. It detects employee use of unapproved tools, blocks attacks, and ensures compliance.
Agentic AI’s near-term value is already real in internal workflows; unlocking the next wave depends on standardizing how we secure, orchestrate, and ship agents
CISOs and IT leaders require practical, risk-based approaches to evaluating AI's role as the technology continues to evolve and integrate into cybersecurity operations.
AI agents take on greater responsibility, but CISOs remain accountable for outcomes, and even for inaction when organizations fail to adopt and govern machine-speed security capabilities.
Agentic AI brings a new set of security risks that go beyond those introduced by more straightforward large language models (LLMs), generative AI (gen AI) chatbots or other forms of artificial intelligence.
Exponential expansion of autonomous agents in the enterprise may expand enterprise threat surfaces to an almost unmanageable degree — especially given poor foundations for non-human identity oversight.
AI can strengthen cyber defenses, but only when paired with human oversight, transparent data, and strong governance, not blind trust in autonomous systems.
Emerging NIST guidance suggests that the long-standing practice of treating AI as “just software” for cybersecurity purposes is giving way to more novel approaches to managing AI risks.
In the coming year, organizations will no longer measure cyber resilience by whether a breach occurred. They will measure it by how quickly it was detected, how precisely it was isolated, and how confidently systems were restored.
Security execs increasingly see AI as the means to supercharge their security operations, but the rush to embed AI in security tools can create myriad pitfalls, experts warn.
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