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Cybersecurity trends: IBM’s predictions for 2026

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By Patrick Austin
| ibm.com
In what could be described as a banner year for technology advancements, 2025 showed how powerful—and dangerous—AI can be in the wrong hands. With bad actors automating complex attacks, using AI tools to engage in social engineering campaigns and manipulating the AI agent to expose sensitive information, it’s no surprise that the year was a game of cat and mouse in terms of mitigating cyberattacks from human and AI-powered enemies.
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State AI Laws in Peril: Latest EO Aims To “Trump” State AI Laws Toward National AI Framework | JD Supra

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By Patrick Austin, Ross Broudy, Elizabeth Burgin Waller
| JD Supra
On the heels of a failed congressional effort to impose a 10-year moratorium on state artificial intelligence laws, President Trump signed an Executive Order titled “Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence” on December 11, 2025 (the EO).
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Whose Data Breach Is It Anyway?

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By Patrick Austin, IBM Think
| MC Press Online
How avoiding cybersecurity incident disclosure can hurt everyone. Breaches will happen, ready or not By Patrick Lucas Austin, Staff Writer, IBM Think A company experiencing a data breach or a successful phishing attempt already has a lot on its hands. But when it comes to cybersecurity preparedness, there’s another piece of the process that cyber execs should consider: the SEC’s material incident reporting rules.
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