AI-Powered Social Engineering Emerges as Dominant Cybersecurity Challenge for 2026
Survey Reveals AI Social Engineering as Top Emerging Threat According to ISACA’s comprehensive 2026 Tech Trends and Priorities report, artificial…
Survey Reveals AI Social Engineering as Top Emerging Threat According to ISACA’s comprehensive 2026 Tech Trends and Priorities report, artificial…
A China-based hacking collective known as Salt Typhoon has been identified exploiting a Citrix NetScaler Gateway vulnerability in a sophisticated global cyber-espionage operation. The group used advanced techniques including DLL sideloading and custom malware to maintain persistent access to victim networks. Security analysts warn the campaign demonstrates evolving threats to critical infrastructure sectors worldwide.
Security researchers have identified a widespread cyber intrusion campaign linked to the China-based threat actor Salt Typhoon, according to reports from cybersecurity firm Darktrace. The operation involves exploitation of a Citrix NetScaler Gateway vulnerability to gain initial access to target networks, with victims spanning telecommunications, energy and government sectors across more than 80 countries.
Cybersecurity has become a critical survival issue for South African small and medium enterprises, with one in three falling victim to digital attacks. Industry experts emphasize that proactive protection measures are no longer optional but essential for business continuity.
South African small businesses are facing an unprecedented digital security threat, with one in three falling victim to cyberattacks according to recent reports. The escalating crisis has prompted urgent calls for enhanced protective measures from industry leaders, who warn that cybersecurity has transitioned from optional to foundational for business survival.