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  • Police Force Challenges

    Police Force Challenges 2026 

    Crime in 2026 is younger, faster, more decentralized and more data-driven than at any point in modern policing history. Criminal activity increasingly unfolds across digital platforms, encrypted channels, borderless financial systems and transnational networks that move at the speed of technology rather than bureaucracy. Law enforcement agencies face simultaneous pressure from changing offender and victim…

    By Gilad Ben Ziv
    Apr 23 2026 · 12 Min Read
  • Crime Goes Digital Native Audio Brief

    The Impact of Gen Z & Alpha on Law Enforcement In this episode you’ll learn how digital-first generations like Gen Z and Alpha are changing crime, and what law enforcement agencies need to know to keep up. Read the full reportWatch it on YouTube

    By Josh Margo
    Mar 31 2026 · 13 Min Read
  • Ransomware Trends 2026: Operational Shifts, Regulatory Pressure and Intelligence-Led Defense

    Part 3 of Cognyte’s Ransomware Series  From Gangs and Victims to Systemic Trends  In the first two blogs of this series, we examined how ransomware gangs operate and evolve and why certain sectors, such as tech companies, government, financial services and healthcare, remain disproportionately targeted. Those discussions highlighted two foundational realities: ransomware is a mature criminal ecosystem and sector-specific exposure dramatically shapes attacker behavior. …

    By Tanya Gottdiener
    Feb 05 2026 · 12 Min Read
  • From Signals to Decisions: How Data-Powered Border Security Enables Safer, Faster, Lawful Outcomes 

    Border and national security missions are increasingly defined by speed, complexity and accountability. Across U.S. Customs and Border Protection and its operational components, including U.S. Border Patrol, Air and Marine Operations and specialized units such as BORTAC and BORSTAR, the difference between a successful interdiction, a timely rescue or a missed opportunity often comes down to one thing: whether fragmented data can be transformed into timely, actionable intelligence.  Even the operational environment has…

    By Todd Cotts
    Jan 26 2026 · 10 Min Read
  • From Precrime to Proactive Threat Intelligence Monitoring: How Enterprises Are Adopting Next-Gen Cyber Defense 

    Cybercrime is evolving faster than ever. With the rise of AI-driven attacks and an expanding external threat landscape, organizations can no longer afford to wait until breaches occur. The latest Gartner® Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Preemptive Cybersecurity report highlights this shift through the category of Cybersecurity Precrime Platforms, a domain in which Cognyte’s LUMINAR was recognized as a key solution provider.  Although this category originated in law enforcement, Gartner…

    By Gilad Zahavi
    Dec 18 2025 · 8 Min Read
  • Luminar Cybersecurity AI assistant

    LUMINAR AI co-pilot: Accelerating threat investigations with intelligence that speaks your language 

    Security teams face more cyber threats, that generate more data, resulting in more pressure than ever before. Analysts spend valuable hours combing through reports and dashboards, trying to piece together fragmented information instead of focusing on what matters most: mitigation and action. Our AI-powered external threat intelligence solution, LUMINAR, gives security leaders the visibility they…

    By Maya Kenner Fitoussi
    Dec 01 2025 · 6 Min Read
  • maritime domain awareness

    Maritime Domain Awareness: Countering Hidden Threats 

    Smuggling networks, state-backed sabotage and other threats make today’s maritime domain a contested space. Governments and coast guards face the challenge of securing vast sea zones and coast lines where criminal activity, conflict and commerce overlap. One of the most striking examples is the rise of “narco subs” operated by cartels. These low-profile fiberglass vessels…

    By Omer Frenkel
    Nov 25 2025 · 13 Min Read
  • The Role of Border Intelligence in Combatting Today’s Border Threats

    Borders today are flashpoints. Alongside traditional military threats, security forces must confront cross-border crime, irregular migration, sanctions evasion and hybrid warfare tactics. Relying on siloed sensors or single-domain analysis is no longer enough. Vital clues and information must be sifted through and analyzed across communications networks, electromagnetic spectrum, imagery domains and in the field. Modern…

    By Omer Frenkel
    Nov 05 2025 · 10 Min Read
  • AI and National Security: Promise and Peril

    Artificial Intelligence isn’t just transforming how people work, communicate and seek out information. It’s rapidly revolutionizing the way nations protect themselves. For national security and intelligence agencies, AI offers incredible potential: the ability to analyze information on a scale human analysts simply can’t match and ultimately reach faster insights and make smarter decisions.  But there’s…

    By Gilad Ben Ziv
    Oct 17 2025 · 10 Min Read
  • ransomware in healthcare

    Ransomware Will Make Your Healthcare Organization Sick

    Part 2 of Cognyte’s Ransomware Series Ransomware is a major attack vector in healthcare organizations. While most enterprise data is sensitive, healthcare data is exceptionally so. This information is vital to patients’ health and safety; and healthcare organizations are often considered part of a nation’s critical infrastructure. A ransomware attack against these organizations can have…

    By Tanya Gottdiener
    Sep 12 2025 · 8 Min Read
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