Cybersecurity Week 2026
Cybersecurity in 2026 is being reshaped by an evolving threat landscape, the rise of autonomous AI and new approaches to protecting everything from browsers to encrypted data. For solution providers and their customers, staying ahead means preparing not just for today’s threats, but for emerging risks that could fundamentally change how businesses secure their environments.
For Cybersecurity Week 2026, CRN will examine the progress being made in vulnerability and exposure management, the security implications of autonomous and rogue AI agents, and the browser security vendors making moves in 2026. We’ll also break down what solution providers need to know about post-quantum encryption as businesses prepare for the next generation of cybersecurity challenges.
Cybersecurity News And Analysis From CRN:
5 Big Things To Know About Post-Quantum Security In 2026
Here are five of the biggest takeaways about the expected threat from quantum computers to data security, as well as the main steps that solution providers and customers need to be taking now.
10 Browser Security Vendors Making Moves In 2026
As the surging use of AI tools and agents brings greater risk to the browser, industry giants and fast-growing startups have been making a major browser security push this year.
Why Rogue AI Agents Are A Wake-Up Call For Security Teams: Experts
As cutting-edge AI platforms such as OpenAI and Anthropic struggle to keep agents under control, the developments are a clear sign of the need to get much more deliberate around security and governance for emerging agentic technologies, top solution provider and vendor executives tell CRN.
Six Months After Mythos, Here’s How AI Is Shaking Up Vulnerability Management: Experts
While a massive overhaul is underway for the process of finding and fixing vulnerabilities in the wake of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos being revealed, the progress has been far from even around the industry, solution provider executives and security experts tell CRN.
Netskope CEO Sanjay Beri: Rogue Agents Make An AI ‘Kill Switch’ Mandatory
When it comes to AI agents that have the potential to go haywire, businesses can’t wait for regulators or AI platform providers to come to the rescue, Beri says during the latest episode of CRN’s Security or Else! podcast.
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