Volume 341, Issue 3 · 15 articles from 4 issues
KnowBe4 warns attackers are exploiting AI hallucinations to steer users toward phishing sites. Read more
KnowBe4 warns that new phishing kits make it easy for attackers to bypass multifactor authentication. Read more
KnowBe4 enhances its SOC tooling with smarter automation, richer threat intel, and AI-native investigation. Read more
KnowBe4's Javvad Malik explores the evolving landscape of AI risk facing modern organizations. Read more
KnowBe4 adds simulated vishing to its platform so organizations can train employees against AI-powered voice phishing calls. Read more
KnowBe4 sets out how to find unmanaged devices, shadow IT and unauthorised AI tools on enterprise networks. Read more
KnowBe4 outlines the prompt injection and shadow AI risks introduced by autonomous AI agents. Read more
A Trustmi survey finds employees still rely on typos and other outdated cues to spot AI-crafted phishing. Read more
A KnowBe4 CISO advisor argues shadow IT is evolving into ungoverned shadow AI use. Read more
KnowBe4 reports INTERPOL findings on why arrests alone cannot address youth cybercrime recruitment. Read more
KnowBe4 research examines how criminal networks recruit young people and how academies can redirect them. Read more
KnowBe4 summarizes its July 2026 fresh content updates for security awareness programs. Read more
KnowBe4 marks National Social Engineering Day arguing AI industrialized rather than invented social engineering. Read more
KnowBe4's CyberheistNews reports 53% of organizations have had an executive or employee impersonated. Read more
A KnowBe4 CISO advisor examines shadow IT risk on World Wide Web Day. Read more