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Threat actors used artificial intelligence (AI) to carry out one in four data breaches in the past year, a 56 percent increase from 2025 figures, according to new research published 29 July.

• Cybercrime
• Cybersecurity
• Incident management and operations

The rise of social media and messaging apps has empowered connection and mobilization, while also enabling the spread of unreliable information that erodes trust in institutions and fuels tension.

At Yale University, a collaborative partnership among campus security stakeholders has shown what’s possible when agencies align around a common goal.

• Education
• Public/private partnerships
• Security awareness and education
• Fire and life safety

Historic wildfires in France and Spain prompted evacuations of more than 300,000 people as the blazes burned hundreds of thousands of acres.

• Fire and life safety
• Incident management & operations

A 21-year-old man with a record of Islamic extremist activity was shot dead by police on 26 July, a day after he allegedly drove a van into people near Berlin’s Pride celebrations, German police ...

• Extremism
• Soft target protection

Strong security culture depends less on perfect systems than on trust, empathy, and leaders who connect with people.

• Leadership
• Organizational culture

The ASIS Foundation’s latest research describes a six-part framework that security leaders can use to instill a security culture in their organizations.

• Foundation research
• Organizational culture

By understanding the types of data available and how they can be meaningful, security professionals can develop metrics that are useful in describing and enhancing security culture.

• Foundation research
• Benchmarking
• Organizational culture

New research explores what security culture is in organizations, why it matters, and how security professionals can build a strong security culture in their organizations.