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• [New] The US National Security Agency has published new cybersecurity guidance addressing risks across the AI supply chain, highlighting growing concerns as AI systems become more widely deployed. CADE - Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment
• [New] The remainder of 2026 will likely see the integration of artificial intelligence into wallet interfaces, offering users predictive analytics for transaction fees and automated security alerts. MEXC
• [New] AI Driving Strong Security Software Growth Gartner forecasts a 12.3% increase on security software spending in Australia to more than AU$ 3.3 billion in 2026. Gartner
• [New] Australian organizations will spend more than AU$ 7.5 billion on information security in 2026, an increase of 9.5% from 2025. Gartner
• [New] The FBI was granted broad new surveillance and national security powers as it became increasingly challenged by threats from al Qaeda and terror plots. / USA SKY
• [New] Japan considers China a growing security threat and has pushed a military buildup on southwestern islands near the East China Sea. The Asahi Shimbun
• [New] KyvernoCon Europe 2026 will focus on the growing field of policy as code, highlighting how the Kyverno project strengthens cloud-native security and compliance across Kubernetes environments. Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027 | Over 3.4K Event
• [New] Peace and security in the world will be achieved through tackling poverty, reducing inequality and solving issues which cause destabilization through diplomacy and dialog, not through greater spending on defence. Religion Media Centre
• [New] By 2026, systems will operate as intelligent, risk-based security engines. E-Complish
• [New] A long-term, European comprehensive security assistance program for Ukraine can ensure that Ukraine will remain the main threat to Russia and that Russian military resources remain focused on it. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [New] U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has threatened to break security ties with Europe, leaving Brussels with no choice other than to provide for its own defence, including-if necessary - to replace the U.S. guarantee of extended deterrence. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• [New] Because current encryption is expected to reach its expiration date by 2030, quantum-resilient migration has become the primary value driver for the current security cycle. Toronto Star
• [New] The deepfake AI security threat in 2026 represents a multifaceted and accelerating challenge demanding immediate attention. VERTU Official Site
• [New] Governments worldwide are actively implementing new regulations to address the deepfake AI security threat 2026. VERTU Official Site
• [New] For security leaders, the road to 2026 calls for a deliberate, strategic adoption of zero-trust identity management, a move that is not only timely but necessary in a landscape marked by constant change and escalating risks. Security Boulevard
• [New] Gartner expects network security spending to reach AUD $499 million in 2026, up from AUD $449 million in 2025. SecurityBrief Australia
• [New] The segment, which includes consulting, professional services and managed security services, is expected to reach more than AUD $3.7 billion in 2026, up 6.9% from AUD $3.48 billion in 2025. / Australia SecurityBrief Australia
• [New] The US intelligence community report has warned of a broader range of threats in Europe, including political influence, disinformation and efforts to undermine the security architecture, considering the Balkans as a particularly sensitive area. KOHA.net
• White House releases 2026 Cyber Strategy that explicitly names blockchain and cryptocurrencies as technologies the U.S. will secure and advance - first explicit mention in a U.S. national security document. CryptoRank
• The threats of information security in 2026 will be more developed because of the rapid technological expansion and growing dependence on digital technology. MEXC
• IBM has released the 2026 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, revealing that cybercriminals are exploiting basic security gaps at dramatically higher rates, now accelerated by Artificial Intelligence tools that help attackers identify weaknesses faster than ever. Cyber Security Asia

Last updated: 24 March 2026