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AI SECURITY21 February 2026

How AI Is Transforming Cyber Attacks in 2026, And What CISOs Must Do About It

How AI is changing cyber attacks in 2026: AI phishing, deepfakes and adaptive malware. Learn what CISOs must do now, from AI governance to AI-powered SOCs.

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THREAT INTELLIGENCE17 February 2026

Why Penetration Testing Fails (and What Good Looks Like in 2026)

Penetration tests fail when they chase findings instead of reducing risk. Learn how real attackers think and what good penetration testing looks like in 2026.

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THREAT INTELLIGENCE11 February 2026

The Future of Cyber Security: Navigating the Evolving Threat Landscape in 2026 and Beyond

The biggest cyber security trends for 2026 include shadow AI, deepfakes, AI agents and quantum risk. Get a practical roadmap to prepare your organisation.

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THREAT INTELLIGENCE11 February 2026

What Cybergen’s Threat Intelligence Reveals About How Attacks Really Start

How do cyber attacks really start? Cybergen threat intelligence shows credential abuse and trusted access routes now lead. Learn how to spot them early.

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PENETRATION TESTING5 February 2026

If Someone Compromised One of Your Employees Tomorrow, How Far Could They Get?

What happens after an employee account is compromised? See how attackers escalate privileges and move laterally, and how pen testing exposes attack paths.

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AI SECURITY3 February 2026

Notepad++ Update Infrastructure Hijacked in Targeted Supply Chain Attack

The Notepad++ supply chain attack hijacked its update infrastructure to target selected users. Learn what happened, the timeline and the remediation steps.

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AI SECURITY1 February 2026

Your Risk Register Isn’t Your Risk: Why “High Severity” Vulnerabilities Keep Getting Ignored (and Exploited)

High severity vulnerabilities go unpatched because CVSS scores drown teams in noise. Learn why risk registers drift and how exposure management helps.

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AI SECURITY1 February 2026

Cyber security in 2026: Why Strong Controls Still Fail, and How Threat-Led Security Closes the Gap

Why do strong security controls still fail in 2026? The gap is visibility, not technology. Learn how threat-led security, MDR and intelligence close it.

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THREAT INTELLIGENCE24 January 2026

The Intrusion Starts Weeks Before the Alert: What Security Teams Miss Until It’s Too Late

The early signs of a cyber attack appear weeks before the first alert. Learn each stage of the intrusion lifecycle and how to detect attackers sooner.

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PENETRATION TESTING21 January 2026

Your Perimeter Is Lying- What Penetration Testing Reveals That Scans Miss

Vulnerability scan vs penetration test: scans list issues, pen tests prove real impact. Learn what scans miss at your perimeter and which test to run first.

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PENETRATION TESTING21 January 2026

Why Vulnerability Assessments Remain Cyber Security’s First Line of Defence

A vulnerability assessment gives you an evidence-based view of your weaknesses. Learn how it differs from penetration testing and supports CTEM in 2026.

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THREAT INTELLIGENCE20 January 2026

Why Tiered Threat Intelligence Is the Missing Link in Modern Cyber Security

Strategic, operational and tactical threat intelligence each serve a different audience. Learn how tiered threat intelligence turns alerts into prediction.

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