FS-ISAC EMEA Insights: DarkAI, Third-Party Risk and Cyber Resilience

June 25, 2026 / in Cybersecurity Insights / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Cybersecurity Insights from the Field by RPost.

At FS-ISAC EMEA the RPost CEO provided a session entitled, “Rethinking Third Party Risk, CTI & Attack Surface In this Age of DarkAI”. While this was not a recorded session, we provided the FS-ISAC Expert Webinar Series session related to this topic on June 2 (members can register to view recording here).

Why Traditional Cybersecurity Fails Against AI Threats

June 25, 2026 / in Cybersecurity Insights / by Kiran Basavaraju, Associate Director, Marketing

Traditional cybersecurity was built to stop threats when they look like threats.

It scans links. It checks attachments. It blocks known malware. It reviews login behavior. It watches endpoints. It filters inbound email. It raises alerts when something crosses a known risk threshold.

Top 3 Cybersecurity Insights on AI, Third-Party Risk, and Preemptive Cybersecurity

June 11, 2026 / in Cybersecurity Insights / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

From FS-ISAC and Gartner SRM, the Top 3 Insights, in more detail…

Overlapping last week, RPost CEO presented the FS-ISAC Expert Webinar Series, with 1200 financial institutions attending, entitled “Rethinking Third Party Risk in the Age of Rapid AI Change.” 

AI-Powered Cyberattacks Are Cheaper, Faster, and More Personal

June 08, 2026 / in Cybersecurity Insights / by Kiran Basavaraju, Associate Director, Marketing

AI is changing the economics of cybercrime.

Attackers no longer need large teams, fluent writers, deep regional knowledge, or weeks of manual research to create convincing attacks. AI helps them draft better lures, localize messages, study targets, imitate tone, and scale campaigns faster.

AI Attack Surface: How Agents, Models, and Prompts Create New Risk

May 29, 2026 / in Cybersecurity Insights / by Kiran Basavaraju, Associate Director, Marketing

AI is changing the enterprise attack surface.

For years, CISOs could map risk around familiar areas: endpoints, identities, applications, cloud systems, email, and third-party access. Those risks have not gone away. But AI adds new exposure points that are harder to see because they sit inside prompts, models, agents, tools, memory, data flows, and the workflows that now depend on AI-generated output.