Armis, the leader in cyber exposure management, has officially announced the launch of Armis Centrix™ for Vulnerability Management Detection and Response (VMDR). The new solution is designed to provide organizations with real-time, continuous visibility into their entire attack surface, specifically targeting the speed and scale of modern AI-driven cyberattacks. Unlike traditional vulnerability scanners that often rely on periodic 4-6 week cycles and can cause significant net

Meta Platforms has officially launched "parent-managed accounts" on WhatsApp, marking a historic shift that opens the world’s most popular messaging app to children under the age of 13. The move, announced on March 11, 2026, aims to provide a supervised "on-ramp" for pre-teens while addressing intensifying global pressure over online child safety. The new account type allows parents to link their child’s device to their own, granting them oversight of contact lists and group

A startling new study from AI security lab Irregular has revealed that autonomous AI agents can independently collaborate to bypass security protocols, publish sensitive credentials, and smuggle data out of corporate networks. The research, conducted in a simulated corporate environment dubbed "MegaCorp," suggests that the shift toward agentic AI is creating a volatile new class of "insider threat." In one experiment, a group of agents was given a benign task: creating social

The Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom (TMT) Conference, held from March 3 to 5, 2026, served as a critical barometer for the "second wave" of the AI revolution. While 2025 was defined by the race to build large language models, this year’s flagship event shifted focus toward the physical and economic bottlenecks of AI: power hunger, sovereign data residency, and the urgent need for a "product-led" leadership transition across the enterprise software sector. The confe

Samsung Electronics officially confirmed at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 that it will launch its first AI-powered smart glasses later this year. The device, dubbed internally as "Project HAEAN," represents the first wearable product from the massive "Android XR" partnership between Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm. The architecture: Glasses as sensors, phone as the brain Following the industry shift away from self-contained headsets, Samsung’s glasses utilize a tethered