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**The AI Threat Brief** examines the emerging security risks of artificial intelligence—from agentic cyberattacks and AI-enabled fraud to deepfakes, autonomous behavior, and unexpected AI activity. Hosted by retired FBI Special Agent Rick Alwine, each episode examines real-world AI incidents from an investigator's perspective: What happened? What do we actually know? What's speculation? And what can organizations and individuals learn from it? Designed for executives, security professionals, government employees, educators, and anyone trying to understand the rapidly changing risks!

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  • One Hacker Used 3 Different AI-Agent Systems to Attack 27 Companies

    Oct 6, 2026 · 15 min

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    Oct 2, 2026 · 17 min

  • AI Threat Brief - 11 organizations hacked in 23 seconds

    Oct 1, 2026 · 11 min

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