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Customer data is becoming more useful at the moment of action. Fullstory, Zoom, Salesforce and ChurnZero show how behavioural signals, interaction histories and real-time intelligence can help CX teams deliver better decisions, while keeping governance and human judgement in view.

Throughout October 2026, we identified an actor using tooling associated with ARTEX, an autonomous AI penetration-testing agent, to target multiple IT and software vendors. The activity focused on identity providers (Okta, Entra, Cognito) and abuse of Microsoft 365 integrations. We observed repeated attempts to uncover authentication bypasses, enumerate APIs, and access customer data (of the…

The company added a new feature that will allow third-party platforms to tailor age ranges and gender details for different elements in a promotional campaign.

Multiple threat actors have exploited a high-severity flaw in the company’s GlobalProtect portal.

Federal agencies warn that convincing phishing messages, impersonation schemes and synthetic audio and video could help attackers steal sensitive information ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.

OpenAI has been expanding its advertising business, recently introducing visual promos in addition to text ads that get injected into ChatGPT conversations. But how does OpenAI choose what ads to display? The decision is more personal than you might think.

Listen to “California Governor Signs 3 Bills Targeting AI and Workplace Surveillance” 00:00 24:53

Gov. Gavin Newsom, center, signs legislation intended to strengthen worker protections involving artificial intelligence as lawmakers, labor leaders and workers look on in Sacramento on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026. (Office of Gov. Gavin Newsom)

Ransomware attacks have emerged as one of the most persistent cybersecurity threats facing organizations across industries. While no sector appears to be completely immune to such attacks, the healthcare industry has increasingly become a prime target for ransomware groups. 

Groups like Monti, Vice Society, Royal (now rebranded as BlackSuit), Cuba, Nokoyawa, Yanluowang, and Lorenz rarely make national headlines like LockBit or Qilin, but they’re still actively compromising businesses in 2026. Many of them keep a low profile on purpose, reusing leaked code, exploiting overlooked entry points like VoIP phone systems, and running double-extortion campaigns…