Security companies are issuing reports on cyber threat trends, and two drew attention this week from Rapid7 and Grip Security. Rapid7 said defenders are finding it harder to keep up as attackers weaponise disclosed vulnerabilities within days, leaving little time to patch. Grip Security warned that AI embedded in SaaS applications can create risks outside enterprise control, and a breach of one AI-enabled app can spread across other AI environments and potentially to other organisations.

AI lightweighting and optimisation technology company Nota said on Tuesday it will participate in the World Security Expo (SECON 2026) in Ilsan from March 18 to 20 and present a demo of its vision-language model-based security monitoring solution, Nota Vision Agent (NVA). It said NVA combines vision-language models with computer vision to understand context and analyse risks early, supports natural-language detection rules, and uses on-device processing for privacy and real-time monitoring.