Infosecurity News Features

  1. Inside the Cyber Extortion Boom: Phishing Gangs and Crime-as-a-Service Trends

    Cyber extortion is accelerating, powered by phishing gangs and crime-as-a-service. Explore 2025 trends and why attacks are harder to stop than ever

    1. Photo of Stephen Pritchard

      Stephen Pritchard

      Freelance Writer, Infosecurity Magazine

  2. The Evolving Cybersecurity Challenge for Critical Infrastructure

    Critical infrastructure faces growing cybersecurity risks as legacy systems converge with IT and cloud technologies. Explore the challenges, threats and strategies for securing CNI in a rapidly evolving digital landscape

    1. Photo of Stephen Pritchard

      Stephen Pritchard

      Freelance Writer, Infosecurity Magazine

  3. Soft Market, Hard Choices: The State of Cyber Insurance

    Explore how falling premiums and rising compliance demands shaped the cyber insurance market in 2025, and what CISOs need to know for 2026

    1. Photo of Stephen Pritchard

      Stephen Pritchard

      Freelance Writer, Infosecurity Magazine

  4. How the UK Retail Sector Responded to the Scattered Spider Hack Wave

    Cybersecurity leaders from River Island, AllSaints and Holland & Barret shared their key takeaways from the spring 2025 retail hack wave

    1. Photo of Kevin  Poireault

      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  5. Five Key Flaws Exploited in 2025's Major Software Supply Chain Incidents

    Infosecurity has selected five of the most significant vulnerability exploitation campaigns of 2025 that led to major software supply chain incidents

    1. Photo of Kevin  Poireault

      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  6. Top 10 Cyber Law Enforcement Operations of 2025

    Top 10 cybercrime takedowns of 2025. Discover how global law enforcement, CISOs and security researchers disrupted ransomware gangs, phishing networks and major cybercriminal operations

    1. Photo of Phil Muncaster

      Phil Muncaster

      UK / EMEA News Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  7. The 10 Biggest Data Breach Fines and Settlements of 2025

    Discover the 10 biggest data breach fines and settlements of 2025. Explore GDPR penalties, global privacy regulations, and how billion-dollar enforcement actions impact cybersecurity and compliance

    1. Photo of Phil Muncaster

      Phil Muncaster

      UK / EMEA News Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  8. The Biggest Cybersecurity Mergers and Acquisitions of 2025

    Infosecurity explores the biggest cybersecurity mergers and acquisitions of 2025, including two mega-deals that reshaped the industry

    1. Photo of Phil Muncaster

      Phil Muncaster

      UK / EMEA News Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  9. Top 10 Cyber-Attacks of 2025

    Discover the most significant cyber-attacks of 2025 in Infosecurity Magazine’s expert roundup

    1. Photo of Kevin  Poireault

      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  10. What Is Vibe Coding? Collins’ Word of the Year Spotlights AI’s Role and Risks in Software

    AI-powered coding opens doors for innovation but also for exploitation, as cyber risks rise with the rise of 'vibe coding'

    1. Photo of Beth  Maundrill

      Beth Maundrill

      Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  11. Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: LevelBlue Confirms Third 2025 Acquisition with Cybereason

    One of the biggest deals of October 2025 was Veeam buying Securiti AI for $1.725bn

    1. Photo of Kevin  Poireault

      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  12. AI Agents Need Security Training – Just Like Your Employees

    Treat AI applications like you would any of your employees, said ISACA member Meghan Maneval

    1. Photo of Kevin  Poireault

      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  13. Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Check Point Invest in AI Security

    AI security was the main focus for acquisitions in September, while Mitsubishi Electric unveiled a $1bn deal to buy OT security firm Nozomi Networks

    1. Photo of James Coker

      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  14. Why Shadow AI Is the Next Big Governance Challenge for CISOs

    Shadow AI is on the rise and security leaders must develop strategies to mitigate this risk while ensuring employees can enjoy the innovative benefits these tools have to offer

    1. Photo of James Coker

      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  15. Insider Threats Surge: What CISOs Must Know to Protect Their Organizations

    Insider threats are escalating and CISOs must act now to strengthen visibility, access controls and dedicated resources to defend against attacks from within

    1. Photo of Phil Muncaster

      Phil Muncaster

      UK / EMEA News Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  16. US: CISA 2015 Safe Harbor at Risk as September 2025 Deadline Nears

    The deadline for the reauthorization of the US Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act is September 30

    1. Photo of Kevin  Poireault

      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  17. Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: New Moves Made by CrowdStrike, Accenture and Okta

    August 2025 was another busy month for cybersecurity M&A announcements, including CrowdStrike revealed its intent to buy Onum

    1. Photo of James Coker

      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  18. Why Addressing Legacy IT is an Urgent Strategic Priority for CISOs

    Warnings about Windows 10's end-of-life date in October highlight the significant cyber risks posed by growing reliance on legacy IT

    1. Photo of James Coker

      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  19. Why CISOs Should Bet on Startups in Today’s Cybersecurity Market

    Cybersecurity startups are at the forefront of new technologies and tackling emerging challenges, and security leaders should consider their offerings

    1. Photo of James Coker

      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  20. Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: Palo Alto Networks Agrees $25bn Deal to Acquire CyberArk

    Cybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks reached a definitive agreement to acquire identity security specialist CyberArk for $25bn

    1. Photo of James Coker

      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

What’s Hot on Infosecurity Magazine?