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Not Only ARTEX: The Different Levels AI is Used in Attacks Targeting Japan

In autumn 2026, companies and other organizations in Japan reported a succession of data leaks from their web systems. The Japanese government’s National Cybersecurity Office issued an alert to businesses on October 9, and the chair of the ruling party’s cybersecurity headquarters described cyberspace as being in a “state of emergency.”

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Cyber crime
What Cybercriminals Look For in Corporate Insiders

The supply and demand for insider threat actors have evolved from isolated opportunism into a structured, thriving criminal market, complete with brokers, recruiters, referral bonuses, guarantor services, and revenue-sharing arrangements. This research examines that market across different industries.

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AIAPTs
Informe APT 2026 H1: Cómo los APT están utilizando la confianza como arma en la era de la IA

Los actores de amenazas alineados con el estado están incorporando la IA en cada etapa de la cadena de ataque mientras ocultan su infraestructura dentro de los servicios que los defensores ya confían. Este informe desentraña la geopolítica que impulsa la actividad y lo que los defensores deben priorizar a continuación.

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AICyber threats
The Vulnerability Window Is Closing Quickly: What CISA and Five Eyes Now Say About Public Sector Security

CISA's BOD 26-04 and a new Five Eyes statement highlight the same urgent gaps in vulnerability management. Find out what these developments mean for your security program.

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AICyber crime
Modern Bank Heists 2026: The Machine-Speed War for Financial Control

How agentic AI, nation-state actors, and cybercrime-as-a-service are outpacing financial sector defenses, and how defenders can respond at machine speed

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AI
Governing the Republic of AI Agents: The Framework Your AI Agents Already Need

AI agents have evolved from tools to autonomous participants in your organization, but governance has not kept pace. TrendAI™ proposes a six-pillar framework built to close that gap.

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AI governance
Building Sovereign AI: Technical Considerations for Foundation and Architecture

Governments around the world are committing billions to domestic AI development, but the race to create sovereign AI strategies has outpaced a clear understanding of what sovereignty actually requires. This research offers government and enterprise leaders a practical, layer-by-layer framework for determining how sovereign they need to be, and where it matters most.

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AICloud
Agentic AI’s Shadow Pipeline: Mapping the Attack Surface Behind Trusted Workflows

As enterprises connect AI agents to cloud infrastructure and production workflows, the cloud-to-agent pipeline is becoming a primary attack surface. This article maps the risks for tech, media, and communications organizations and outlines detection and security best practices.

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AIExploits & Zero-Days
Pwning Agentic AI Part II: When Trusted Agents Do Untrusted Things

Return-to-tool isn't theoretical. TrendAI™ Research presents three cases showing exactly how a compromised agent—wielding only its own approved tools—becomes the most dangerous component in the stack.

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Cyber riskThreat reports
Informe de Riesgo Cibernético TrendAI™ 2026

El Informe de Riesgo Cibernético 2026 se basa en los hallazgos del año pasado con telemetría ampliada, proporcionando a las organizaciones las perspectivas y datos direccionales que pueden utilizarse para ayudar a priorizar las exposiciones que más importan antes de que los atacantes las alcancen.

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AIExploits & Zero-Days
Stars Don’t Save You: Popularity Is Not Security in the MCP Ecosystem

Building on our previous research, we correlated the security issues identified in public MCP servers with metadata crawled from popular directories. We then analyzed whether indicators such as popularity, activity, and vetting serve as reliable metrics to infer the risk of adopting an MCP server.

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