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AI-driven attacks and identity misuse reshape global cyber intrusion patterns: Palo Alto Networks Unit 42's report

· Source: storyboard18.com

In short

Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 reports that AI-driven attacks, identity weaknesses, and software supply-chain vulnerabilities are accelerating cyber breaches and expanding enterprise exposure. The 2026 incident response study reveals intrusions now reach data exfiltration in as little as 72 minutes, with identity-driven methods accounting for 65% of initial access. The report also notes a shift toward data theft extortion models and recommends enhanced security measures across cloud, network, and identity systems.

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Tags: cybersecurity, supply-chain, automation, identity, forecasting, risk

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