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Offensive security gains traction amid string of AI hacks
As AI-driven hacking spreads, calls are growing for changes in cyber security strategy, with offensive security drawing attention. Experts say faster attacks linked to wider AI use mean companies should assess defences through simulated hacking and penetration tests. Terms such as COST and CTEM are gaining prominence. The article also cites funding for Dutch startup Hadrian Security and outlines analyses of recent attacks on South Korea’s financial sector and moves by companies including SK Telecom, SK Shieldus, Red Hat and Anthropic.
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Accenture cuts annual revenue forecast; shares plunge 18 percent on AI replacement fears
Accenture lowered its revenue forecast for the current fiscal year, the Wall Street Journal reported. Its shares fell as much as 18 percent in intraday trading, the lowest level in 10 years, amid a hit to Middle East business and concerns that AI could replace parts of consulting work. CEO Julie Sweet said the Iran conflict halted regional operations and curbed client spending. The company said some projects shifted into the next fiscal year.
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Global AI money shifts to Taiwan, South Korea, putting India\'s top 5 stock market status at risk
Global investors are moving money out of India and into Asian markets seen as major beneficiaries of artificial intelligence infrastructure, raising the risk that India’s stock market could fall out of the world’s five largest for the first time in 3 years. India’s weight in the MSCI Emerging Markets index has declined and foreign investors have recorded net outflows in 2026. Taiwan and South Korea have attracted inflows, while Indian IT services stocks have come under pressure.