[New] The AI versus AI conflict that defines 2026's cybersecurity landscape will continue to evolve, demanding constant innovation and adaptation from security professionals.
DEV Community
[New] A concerning trend emerged around AI security, with 94% of business leaders viewing AI as the biggest cybersecurity driver in 2026 and 87% reporting increased vulnerabilities.
Future
[New] In 2026, cybersecurity is no longer measured by firewalls and antivirus tools alone but by a company's ability to remain operational and trusted even under continuously evolving threats.
99Ten Business Solutions
[New] Cybersecurity for individual users in 2026 is expected to face new challenges, most notably the growing sophistication of online scams.
Vietnamnet.vn
[New] Cybersecurity spending hit $377 B by 2028 as AI/ML AML tools and blockchain-based compliance solutions became critical for mitigating crypto risks.
Ainvest
[New] Pre-emptive cybersecurity is trending as organizations face an exponential rise in threats targeting networks, data, and connected systems.
Spaciable
[New] Cybersecurity risks continue to rise across global supply chains, while frontier technologies such as space launch systems and quantum computing are inching closer to commercial reality.
Tech Startups - Tech News, Tech Trends & Startup Fundin
[New] The SEC's Investor Advisory Committee is pushing for enhanced disclosures about how boards oversee AI data governance as part of managing cybersecurity risks.
Kiteworks | Your Private Data Network
[New] Cyber risk quantification will shape how enterprises utilize risk registers, prioritize investments, and align cybersecurity with financial decision-making in 2026.
Security Boulevard
[New] Cybersecurity threats continue to weigh on both the public and private sectors in the United States.
Hstoday
[New] In 2026, the cybersecurity battlefield will be shaped by the convergence of three major forces: artificial intelligence, identity-based attacks, and global interconnectedness.
The Executive Magazine
[New] AI will be the most significant driver of cybersecurity change in 2026, and 87% believe that the associated vulnerabilities have increased - more than any other type of threat.
The Register
[New] Artificial intelligence will be the most significant driver of cybersecurity change in 2026, and 87% say AI-related vulnerabilities are the fastest-growing risk.
Worth
Last updated: 01 February 2026
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