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Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Incident & Breach Response , Ransomware Food Lion, Stop & Shop and Albert Heijn Face Order Disruptions But Stores Open Tiffany Wang • October 12, 2026 Image: Shutterstock A multinational grocery retailer that owns brands including Stop & Shop, Hannaford, Giant Food and Food Lion in the United States took many of its digital systems offline to contain a cyber incident that experts suspect is ransomware.

Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Ransomware Man Charged With Cyber Conspiracy and Extortion as FBI Investigates ShinyHunters Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • October 12, 2026 Image: Shutterstock/ISMG A Canadian ransomware negotiation expert has been named as a suspect recently arrested as part of the FBI's crackdown on the ShinyHunters cyberextortion group.

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3rd Party Risk Management , Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery , Events Rectangle Health's Christopher Frenz on Eliminating Attack Paths Before Detection Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • October 12, 2026 Christopher Frenz, CISO, Rectangle Health, and CyberEdBoard member Detecting and responding to attacks might be the default for many security teams, but cyber resilience in healthcare must start with architecture, said Christopher Frenz, CISO at Rectangle Health.

AI-Based Attacks , Data Backup and Recovery , Data Security QuellSecure's Omar Hussain on Slow Recovery, Containment and AI-Driven Attacks Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • October 12, 2026 Omar Hussain, CEO and co-founder, QuellSecure Hospitals expect to bounce back quickly from ransomware, but only 16% of victim organizations recover within a day, said Omar Hussain, CEO and co-founder of QuellSecure.

Agentic AI , Identity & Access Management , Security Operations Securing AI at Scale, Identity as the Foundation for Trust Ping Identity • October 12, 2026 According to Gartner, only 13% of organisations believe they have the right AI agent governance in place. As autonomous agents gain access to enterprise systems and sensitive data, managing their identities, permissions and actions is becoming a critical security challenge.

Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery , Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) , Events ColorTokens' Guru Gurushankar on Microsegmentation, Minimum Viable Enterprise Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • October 12, 2026 Guru Gurushankar, senior vice president and general manager, healthcare and life sciences, ColorTokens Cyberattacks can disrupt hospital operations, delay critical procedures and threaten patient safety.

Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery , CISO Trainings , Events Absolute Security's John Herrema on Restoring Systems When Prevention Falls Short Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • October 12, 2026 John Herrema, chief product officer, Absolute Security Ransomware and major technology failures have made recovery a board-level concern.

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Autonomous Systems Need Distinct Identities, Limited Access and Human Owners Jennifer Lawinski • October 9, 2026 As AI agents gain authority to change systems, records and workflows, IT and security leaders need to bring them under existing IAM controls. (Image: Shutterstock) More enterprises are empowering artificial intelligence agents to act on behalf of the business, but the identity and governance systems needed to control them are evolving more slowly.