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- Aug 31, 2026
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Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: Visaâs $2.4bn BioCatch Deal Leads (opens the original)
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Cybersecurity M&A activity slowed slightly in August as the summer months took hold, but several notable deals still underscored key industry priorities. One of the largest cybersecurity-related acquisitions of 2026 saw Visa announce the acquisition of fraud prevention firm BioCatch for $2.4bn. Meanwhile, Fortinet moved to strengthen its AI security portfolio through the acquisition of Virtue AI, while open-source package and environment manager Anaconda acquired AI security and compliance speci
How Borussia Dortmund's IT Chief Makes the Case for Cybersecurity (opens the original)
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Borussia Dortmund is one of world football's most recognizable brands, attracting millions of fans globally and packing more than 80,000 supporters into its historic Westfalenstadion on home matchdays. Behind the scenes, the Bundesliga giant faces many of the same cybersecurity challenges as any other organization, alongside a unique set of risks that come with operating a major sports institution. From protecting sensitive player contract data and securing critical matchday infrastructure to de
OpenAI Tightens AI Safeguards Following Hugging Face Incident (opens the original)
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Following the recent Hugging Face incident, in which an OpenAI model went rogue and targeted the open-source platform while attempting to complete a task, the AI firm said it is adding greater urgency to its efforts to strengthen AI safeguards. In an update published on August 18, the AI firm said that as models become more capable, the risks associated with developing and testing them internally also grow. Following Hugging Face, the company paused certain frontier AI workloads that could execu
Researchers Confirm ExfilSquadâs Access to Sensitive Data (opens the original)
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New analysis of the ExfilSquad data extortion group has tied it to leaked data from at least 13 victims from sectors including government, education, financial services and manufacturing. Fortra Intelligence and Research Experts (FIRE) have reviewed data samples made public by the group and concluded that the criminalsâ claim they have access to sensitive data is correct. The group, which first emerged on July 26, has claimed to have exfiltrated the data of 15 separate organizations. On August
Google Links Redact Extortion Group to BlackFile Rebrand (opens the original)
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The BlackFile extortion group, which targets its victims through vishing scams, has rebranded. According to an analysis by Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG), despite BlackFile (UNC6671) having announced the retirement of its brand in 2026, it had now rebranded to Redact. Researchers said the group’s public communications cited an affiliate breakaway as the rationale for the initial rebrand. However, overlaps in phishing templates, victimology and shared infrastructure conduits suggests tha
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