The year ahead in cyber: What’s next for cybersecurity in 2026

Cybersecurity Isn’t Optional-It’s the Lifeline of Modern Business

Every six minutes, a business faces a $4.17m cyber-attack; for Australian firms, investing in cybersecurity is now critical to avoid ruin.

National cybersecurity expert located in the Valley warns: “The biggest target for cyber threats is you.” - Northeast Valley News

Falling victim to a malicious phone call or fake email scam can cost a person thousands of dollars, even their livelihood, depending on the specific attack, by forcing an individual to continually prove to government agencies or other vital companies that require validated identification that, “You are who you say you are.” According to one native Arizonan, who asked to remain anonymous, it took several years to literally “get his functioning li…

Official 2026 Cybersecurity Market Report: Predictions And Statistics

This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine Sausalito, Calif. – Nov. 17, 2025 – Read the full report The imperative to protect increasingly digitized businesses, governments, schools, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and industrial control systems (ICS), as well as semiconductors, medical devices, gaming systems, cars, ships, planes, drones, trains, ATMs, and consumers from cybercrime will propel global spending on cyber…

The Year Ahead In Cyber: What’s Next For Cybersecurity In 2026 - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

In this Help Net Security video, Dick O’Brien, Principal Intelligence Analyst at Symantec, outlines the major cyber risks expected in 2026. He explains that attackers are often breaching networks by targeting people instead of exploiting software flaws. The Shiny Hunters’ 2025 attack on Salesforce users is one example, where phishing and fake OAuth apps were used to steal data and demand ransom. O’Brien also discusses how AI tools could make sca…