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The latest M-Trends report is based on insights from over 500,000 hours of Mandiant incident response investigations in 2025.
The post M-Trends 2026: Initial Access Handoff Shrinks From Hours to 22 Seconds appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Austin, TX, USA, 19th March 2026, CyberNewswire
Internet-facing systems are handling sustained levels of malicious traffic across APIs, web applications, and DDoS channels. Akamai’s State of the Internet security report places these patterns within the same operating environment, with activity incre…
With exploitation of vulnerabilities taking just days, preemptive security must be the new model for defenders.
The post The Collapse of Predictive Security in the Age of Machine-Speed Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
New York, NY, 17th March 2026, CyberNewswire
Akamai warns that Layer 7 DDoS, API abuse and AI-powered attacks are merging into coordinated, multi-vector campaigns that are harder to detect and defend against.
The post AI, APIs and DDoS Collide in New Era of Coordinated Cyberattacks appeared first…
Coding agents are now writing production features on real development teams, and a new report from DryRun Security shows that those agents introduce security vulnerabilities at a high rate across nearly every type of application they build. “AI coding …
Cybercriminals spent much of 2025 automating their operations, shifting from one-off attacks to systems that can run entire intrusion cycles with minimal human input. Data collected from criminal forums, illicit marketplaces, and underground chat servi…
Wireless vulnerabilities are being disclosed at a rate that has no precedent in the fifteen-year history of systematic tracking. In 2025, researchers published 937 new wireless-related CVEs, an average of 2.5 per day, according to a threat report from …
Many cybercrime investigations end with arrests or indictments that reveal little about the people behind the operations. When authorities do disclose demographic details, the pattern that emerges does not match the common assumption that cyber offende…