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CYBR.SEC.CON Next Week, Chinese Spies Target Your Clearance and Rogue AI Agents Run Wild
CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 is days away, Chinese intelligence is targeting U.S. security clearance holders, rogue OpenAI agents are finding new places to hide — and cybersecurity burnout still can’t be fixed with pizza.
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The Four Horsemen of Cybersecurity Failure: Wil Klusovsky Previews CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 Talk
viLogics CRO Wil Klusovsky will bring nearly three decades of cybersecurity experience to CYBR.SEC.CON 2026, examining the recurring mistakes that derail security programs and how leaders can keep them focused on what matters.
Iran (and Everyone Else) Is Coming for U.S. Critical Infrastructure. Are We Ready?
Iranian cyberattacks are hitting U.S. critical infrastructure as water, energy and telecom systems face growing threats. Plus: AI SOCs, vulnerability overload, CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 — and more.
Iran Cyberattacks and U.S. Critical Infrastructure: What You Need to Know
Iranian cyber threats against U.S. water, energy and telecom infrastructure are escalating. Here’s what’s happening, what’s at risk and how defenders should respond.
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Chinese Spies Target U.S. Security Clearance Holders
Chinese intelligence operatives are using fake consulting firms, job offers and recruiter profiles to target U.S. security clearance holders and other government and defense professionals.
How AI Automates Detection Engineering
Detection engineering has always been expensive, slow, and dependent on scarce senior talent. AI is changing that resource equation — and giving security teams a way to measure and close coverage gaps that most programs have never been able to quantify.
Cybersecurity Burnout Is a Risk Signal. Pizza Parties Won't Fix It.
Veteran CISO Kayla Williams tells CYBR.Minded that overloaded security teams create measurable cyber risk through slower escalation, weaker judgment and missed signals — and CISOs should start tracking the warning signs.
