CIO, December 11,2025
Adapt Or Be Deceived: The Shape-Shifting Nature Of Fraud
Fraudsters are using old scams with new speed, and the only way to keep up is with defenses that learn, adapt and constantly read the signals in real time.
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Vol 333 · Issue 2
Security — Archive · Vol 333 Issue 2
8 articles that week
Security Boulevard, December 11,2025
Are Your Cybersecurity Needs Satisfied With Current NHIs?
Are your cybersecurity needs truly satisfied by your current approach to Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and Secrets Security Management?
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Search Security, December 10,2025
Beyond the SBOM: What CISOs should know about CBOMs and HBOMs
SBOMs, CBOMs and HBOMS -- oh my! Learn how these bills of materials help manage supply chain risk and assess which of the three your organization needs.
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techradar.pro, December 10,2025
Smishing's Evolution: From Consumer Scam To Enterprise Threat - How Industry Is Fighting Back
Law enforcement organizations across Europe, Asia and South America are warning of a surge in criminals using so-called 'SMS Blasters' - portable devices that can send thousands of fake SMS, bypassing network protections entirely.
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ComputerWeekly.com, December 10,2025
Security Pros Should Prepare For Tough Questions On AI In 2026
As we prepare to close out 2025, the Computer Weekly Security Think Tank panel looks back at the past year, and ahead to 2026.
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NexGov, December 9,2025
Cybersecurity 101: Why It's Time To Rethink What We Think We Know
Cybersecurity isn't just about prevention using firewalls and perimeter defense anymore. There needs to be an equal focus on risk management, resilience and readiness. And no, zero trust isn't a replacement for cybersecurity. It's a philosophy that should be embedded within it.
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Security Boulevard, December 9,2025
Rebrand Cybersecurity From 'Dr. No' To 'Let's Go'
When it comes to cybersecurity, it often seems the best prevention is to follow a litany of security 'do's' and 'don'ts.' A former colleague once recalled that at one organization where he worked, this approach led to such a long list of guidance that the cybersecurity function was playfully referred to as a famous James Bond villain: Dr. No!
more → ITWire, December 9,2025
2026 Predictions: The Year Identity Becomes The Ultimate Control Point For An Autonomous World
The collision between technological acceleration and human adaptability will define the cybersecurity landscape in 2026. Identity and trust will sit at the centre of this struggle - as the proliferation of machine and AI identities exposes the fragility of traditional controls and the limits of human oversight.
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