A recent study by Dimensional Research and SailPoint highlights growing concerns over the security implications of agentic AI—autonomous bots capable of executing complex tasks without human oversight. The research reveals that 82% of organizations have already integrated these AI agents into their operations, with projections estimating over 1.3 billion users by 2028. Despite their widespread adoption, these agents pose significant risks: 23% of IT professionals reported instances where AI agents were deceived into revealing access credentials, and 80% noted unintended actions such as unauthorized system access or inappropriate data sharing. Alarmingly, while 96% of tech professionals acknowledge these security threats, only 54% have full visibility into AI agent activities, and a mere 44% have implemented governance policies to manage them.

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Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging AI-generated videos on platforms like TikTok to disseminate infostealer malware. These deceptive videos often masquerade as tutorials or promotional content, featuring AI-generated personas that appear trustworthy and familiar to viewers. Once engaged, users are directed to download malicious software such as RedLine, Raccoon, and Vidar, which are designed to extract sensitive information including passwords, banking details, and cryptocurrency wallet data. This tactic exploits the widespread trust in social media content and the persuasive nature of AI-generated avatars to enhance the effectiveness of phishing schemes.

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On May 29, 2025, the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security convened a field hearing at Stanford University's Hoover Institution to address the nation's cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Chaired by Representative Mark Green of Tennessee, the session featured testimonies from cybersecurity experts, including former National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, Palo Alto Networks' Wendi Whitmore, Google Cloud's Jeanette Manfra, and Corridor CEO Jack Cable. The discussion highlighted the imbalance between attackers and defenders in cyberspace, emphasizing that while hackers require minimal resources, victims must invest heavily in defense and often face reputational damage. Whitmore advocated for viewing companies as victims rather than culprits in cyber incidents, stressing the need for a societal shift in perception.

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