Stephen Weigand is a Production Manager and Managing Editor at SC Media. He specializes in cybersecurity and endpoint security, covering critical topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, phishing, and privacy laws. Stephen's insights and expertise have been featured in Packet Storm Security and SC Media.
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Stephen Weigand's coverage is heavily focused on privacy & cybersecurity, with an emphasis on data breaches and malware attacks. Given his reliance on citing data and government announcements, he seems receptive to pitches involving industry reports or expert analysis of cybersecurity trends.
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7AI’s record funding underscores rising confidence in agentic AI to transform security operations.
As enterprises race to deploy AI “agents” that can browse, plan, write code and take actions across business systems, the Open Worldwide Application
Identity is becoming one of the defining security battlegrounds of 2026, as attackers shift from breaking into networks to exploiting trust, credentials and automated workflows.
Cloud and software-as-a-service (SaaS) security leaders are heading into 2026 with a blunt warning about attackers and outages converging in cloud ecosystems.
By: Stephen Weigand
Critical infrastructure will be a top cyber battleground in 2026 as ransomware, OT intrusions and geopolitically driven campaigns converge, according to security professionals who reached out to SC Media.
Experts warn 2026 brings agent-driven breaches, NHI abuse and deepfake trust shocks.
By: Stephen Weigand
Security leaders are heading into 2026 with a growing concern that AI will reshape risk faster than most organizations can govern it.
The number of new vulnerability disclosures is predicted to surpass 50,000 in 2026, the first time Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in
Securonix was named the winner of the 2026 SC Awards for Best Insider Threat Solution category for its Securonix UEBA platform, which uses advanced
AI-driven endpoint security platform recognized for autonomous protection and Purple AI investigation.
