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Three Cybersecurity Predictions That Will Define The CISO Agenda In 2026 - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

By: Sam Salehi, Managing Director ANZ, Qualys As we head into 2026, cybersecurity leaders are facing a paradox. Organisations have never invested more in security tools, data and talent – yet many CISOs admit they have less confidence in their true risk posture than ever before. The problem isn’t a lack of signals. It’s an excess of them. Fragmented tools, disconnected data, accelerating AI adoption and rising board expectations have created an …

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Security Boulevard

AI, Quantum, and the New Threat Frontier: What Will Define Cybersecurity in 2026?

AI, Quantum, and the New Threat Frontier: What Will Define Cybersecurity in 2026? madhav Tue, 01/06/2026 - 04:44 If we think 2025 has been fast-paced, it’s going to feel like a warm-up for the changes on the horizon in 2026. Every time this year, Thales experts become cybersecurity oracles and predict where the industry is heading in the next twelve months. And, unlike the vague messages received by ancient Greeks, our predictions for 2026 are …

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Cybersecurity leaders’ resolutions for 2026

As the AI-hype dust settles, CISOs have a lot to focus on 2026. From ongoing struggles such as ensuring teams are not burning out to current and future concerns, which includes finding effective business cases for AI, focusing on spotting a breach before it happens to planning for looming fear of breaking quantum encryption, CISOs from different industries share what is top of their agenda for 2026. 1. Prioritize resilience over reactive securit…

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