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The campaign redirected iPhone users toward manipulated crypto wallet apps capable of stealing seed phrases and digital assets. Kaspersky identified 26 fraudulent applications imitating popular wallets such as MetaMask, Ledger and Trust Wallet.

Veeam said companies are adopting artificial intelligence faster than they are building governance and audit controls, while nearly half of executives admitted their confidence in scaling AI is based more on intuition than auditable evidence.

Check Point Research said the top 10 ransomware groups accounted for 71% of recorded victims, reflecting a growing focus on organizations where attackers already had access to vulnerable systems.

BeyondTrust found critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft platforms rose from 78 to 157 in 2025, while AI reduced the time between disclosure and exploitation.

Kaspersky found more than 20% of 15-character passwords can be cracked in under a minute after analyzing 231 million leaked passwords.

With a practical approach and access to technologies such as OCI and Java, the program is driving the development of digital talent in a region where more than 70% of companies have already adopted AI.

Binance Research analyzes the rise of AI and its impact on capital flows, highlighting its growing integration with programmable crypto infrastructures.

Between 10% and 20% of processes could be handled by intelligent agents within a few years, with measurable impacts on productivity and work organization.

The announcement of Prisma AIRS 3.0 extends AI agent protection with new tools for control, identity, and monitoring.

Digital wallets and AI engines are accelerating a shift in access to financial services, forcing banks to redefine their competitive strategy.

The growth of digital commerce is pushing companies to connect their online presence with internal processes, sales, and customer management.

86% of employers expect AI-driven changes, and 39% of skills will be transformed by 2030, according to the WEF.

The program aims to bring students aged 14 to 18 closer to real-world digital infrastructure through hands-on experiences and global education partnerships.

Sophisticated cyberattacks and automation failures are testing companies’ technological readiness and mitigation capabilities.

Teams now rely on precise data and digital twins, while electrification and AI redefine on-track performance.