Cybersecurity News

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has a new acting director, Nick Andersen, replacing Madhu Gottumukkala after less than a year in the role.

Ofcom rules suicide forum in violation of Online Safety Act for failing to block UK users. Potential fines and internet access blocks loom if site does not comply.

The Pentagon's standoff with a private contractor highlights a crucial moment in determining how artificial intelligence will be leveraged for national security and warfare.

As Anthropic resists the Pentagon's demands for unrestricted access to its AI technology, tech workers across the industry grapple with the ethics of military contracts and the risks of autonomous weapons.

OpenAI faces scrutiny for failing to report a suspect's concerning ChatGPT activity to authorities. The tech firm promises safety policy changes to prevent future tragedies.

The acting director of the U.S. cybersecurity agency CISA has been replaced after a year marked by budget cuts, layoffs, security issues, and leadership challenges. This change aims to strengthen the agency's role in protecting critical infrastructure.

New report uncovers how hidden opt-out pages and data broker breaches have cost consumers over $20 billion in identity theft damages.

Experts warn that Russia's use of AI-generated videos is supercharging its online disinformation campaigns, outpacing the West's ability to respond.

Anthropic CEO rejects Pentagon's demands for unfettered use of AI technology, citing ethical concerns. The company's stance highlights growing tensions between tech firms and government.

Anthropic's CEO rejects the Pentagon's request to remove critical AI safety measures, setting the stage for a high-stakes standoff over the future of military AI systems.