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AI-Driven Cyber Attacks and Defenses Expected in 2026

First seen 10 Dec 2025, 21:48 UTC • Itbrief.Au

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Security leaders predict that 2026 will see a significant increase in AI-driven cyber attacks and defenses. Key players in the cybersecurity industry, including WatchGuard Technologies and KnowBe4, anticipate rising risks related to identity and supply chains, alongside stricter compliance requirements in Europe and elsewhere. The use of autonomous AI agents is expected to grow on both the offensive and defensive sides of cybersecurity.

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