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Disney has hired its first-ever chief technology officer and in a curious twist, the new executive hails from an AI startup that the Magic Kingdom previously accused of infringing on its IP.
Other regional banks face similar leadership and oversight themes, so it can be useful to compare them with 6 dividend fortresses.
Hiring new people and onboarding them is a part of life for growing businesses. Unfortunately, too often a new employee’s first password is also a security incident waiting to happen.
First Commonwealth Financial Corporation appointed a new chief accounting officer, setting $275,000 base pay and one year of severance under a change of control agreement.
“Don’t Hold Back All-Stars” features seven athletes in content designed around their respective sport while highlighting how the snack brand fits into their routines.
On September 15-16, 2026, the Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD), Spain’s data protection authority, received and publicly acknowledged the first breach notification attributed to a fully autonomous AI agent. According to the AEPD and multiple independent sources, the incident involved an AI agent built on a mainstream large language model that autonomously gained…
Figure 1 summarizes ransomware incidents affecting Japanese companies from January to July 2026. According to Cisco Talos research, 90 organizations in Japan were affected by ransomware during this period. Compared with 86 incidents during the same period from January to July last year, this represents a slight increase of approximately 4.7%, indicating that ransomware incidents…
Spain’s data protection authority says it has logged something regulators have never formally recorded before: a personal data breach allegedly carried out by an autonomous AI agent, not a human operator sitting behind a keyboard. The Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD) confirmed this week that it received a notification describing an attack in…
Spain’s data protection authority (AEPD) has reported its first data breach blamed on an AI agent acting on its own, after the system reportedly logged into a company’s network, found a way to alter personal records, and pulled invoice data.
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