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  • [New] 94% of survey respondents identify AI as the most significant driver of cybersecurity change in 2026, and 87% flagged AI-related vulnerabilities as the fastest-growing cyber risk throughout 2025. Kiteworks | Your Private Data Network
  • [New] AI will be the single most significant driver of change in cybersecurity in 2026. Kiteworks | Your Private Data Network
  • [New] Cybersecurity Threats: AI systems have demonstrated the ability to discover software vulnerabilities and write malicious code, with one AI agent placing in the top 5% of a major cybersecurity competition against human teams (International AI Safety Report, 2026). Skypage
  • [New] Why Agentic AI Red Teaming Will Explode in 2026 - Analysis arguing that AI agent security will be the breakout cybersecurity discipline of this decade, with implications for vulnerability researchers looking to specialize. The disclose.io Newsletter
  • [New] Cybersecurity is set to become a defining AI risk in 2026 as AI-enabled cyber-attacks increase in scale, speed and sophistication. Lexology PRO
  • [New] Cybersecurity in 2026 is accelerating amid growing threats, geopolitical fragmentation and a widening technological divide. AI Governance Library
  • [New] In 2026, the global cybersecurity workforce shortage is projected to reach approximately 4.8 million unfilled roles, with a significant spike in demand for professionals specialising in industrial and OT security. CSG Talent
  • [New] Gartner's Top Strategic Technology Trends for 2026 emphasize how emerging technologies spotlight preemptive cybersecurity and a shift toward identity-first security foundations to address increasing risk and complexity in digital ecosystems. HID Global
  • [New] Cybersecurity vulnerabilities in connected DR devices create grid stability risks, as demonstrated by multiple hacking incidents affecting smart grid infrastructure worldwide. Persistence Market Research
  • [New] Cybersecurity and hybrid threats are by their nature global and call for unprecedented global cooperation. Just Security
  • [New] As we look at 2026, cybersecurity challenges are constantly evolving, driven by emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, as well as threats like identity theft, and the growing complexity of digital infrastructure. Sectona
  • [New] Europe is expected to grow at a considerable CAGR in the upcoming period, because of the stringent data protection and cybersecurity regulations, including GDPR, the NIS2 Directive, and various country-specific requirements. Precedence Research
  • [New] In 2026, industry experts predicted a surge in defence technology innovation fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity compliance, hypersonics, Internet of Things, and more. NSTXL
  • [New] Worldwide cybersecurity spending is projected to exceed $300 billion annually by 2027, driven by increased enterprise investment in threat detection, governance, and risk management systems. The AI Journal
  • [New] DHL's Trend Radar includes Cybersecurity 2.0 as a logistics trend, describing next-generation approaches that leverage AI and advanced methods to protect, detect, and respond to cyber threats. Lansitec
  • [New] Geopolitics is reshaping the global cybersecurity threat landscape, with 64% of organizations now factoring geopolitically motivated attacks into their risk strategies and 91% of the largest enterprises adjusting their cybersecurity posture accordingly. IOT Insider
  • [New] Nearly 82% of CEOs and CISOs surveyed by AXIS said their organizations plan to increase cybersecurity budgets over the next 12 months, while 75.2% said they are likely to reduce cybersecurity headcount tied to productivity gains from AI cybersecurity tools. Insurance Business
  • [New] By compliance domain / focus area, the data privacy & cybersecurity compliance segment is set to grow at a remarkable CAGR of approximately 14% between 2026 and 2035. Precedence Research
  • [New] The adoption of AI in cybersecurity is projected to drive ~ $93 B in additional spend by 2030. Cribl
  • [New] The chaotic rise of AI, geopolitical tensions, regulatory volatility and an accelerating threat landscape are the driving forces behind the top cybersecurity trends for 2026. Digit
  • [New] Trends in cybersecurity in 2026 will revolve around AI, resiliency, and quantum. Digit
  • [New] In 2026, persistent disruption from geopolitical instability, cybersecurity threats, climate risk and social volatility is reshaping how organizations manage enterprise risk and resilience. Teneo

Last updated: 15 February 2026



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