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CiBRAI Research 2026AI Trust
Under Attack
CiBRAI Research Report · 2026
AI Trust Under Attack
What evidence, authority and recovery conditions should exist before an AI system is permitted to influence or execute a cyber defence action?
A 40-page, practitioner-led report for boards, CISOs, SOC leaders, security architects and platform builders. Trust is not permission granted once; it is permission continuously earned.
- The CiBRAI AI Trust Fabric — eight interdependent dimensions, Trust Contracts and evidence chains.
- Bounded autonomy — a six-level Autonomy Ladder, human oversight gates and adversarial controls.
- Assurance that operates — lifecycle gates, a five-level maturity model and a 90-day implementation path.
- Executive action — board questions, decisions to make now and the Trust Manifesto.
40 pagesAugust 2026Boards & CISOsSOC leaders
New
CiBRAI Global IntelligenceGlobal Threat
Report 2026
CiBRAI × Gadget Access · 2026
Global Threat Report 2026
The new control plane is trust. Cybersecurity, agentic AI, quantum resilience, scams, fraud and threat actors, with evidence to 31 August 2026.
A 98-page intelligence report for boards, CISOs, security leaders, risk owners and policy teams on how the threat picture has shifted and what it means for control design.
- Cybersecurity — attack speed has compressed to seconds; defenders must run a fast compromise clock and year-long persistence detection at the same time.
- Agentic AI — delegating authority without cryptographically binding intent, identity and action creates scope drift and unsanctioned effects.
- Quantum resilience — migration urgency comes from data lifetime plus replacement lead time, not from guesses about when quantum computers arrive.
- Scams and fraud — fraud now runs as a programmable supply chain; transaction-level controls remain the decisive defence.
98 pagesSeptember 2026Boards & risk ownersPolicy teams
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Gadget Access Business GuideDISP
Explained
Gadget Access Business Guide · 2026
DISP Explained for Australian Defence Suppliers
What Defence Industry Security Program membership requires and how to prepare your business. Build Defence readiness into the business plan.
A 14-page plain-English guide for Australian suppliers who want to win and keep Defence work, from the team behind CiBRAI’s advisory practice.
- When membership is mandatory — PROTECTED information, weapons and ordnance, or an explicit contract security condition.
- The four security domains — governance, personnel, physical and information/cyber security, scoped to the work you do.
- Essential Eight at Maturity Level 2 — what all eight strategies mean in practice across the systems that matter.
- Continuous assurance — annual security reports, 14-day change reporting and the evidence you need to keep.
14 pagesSeptember 2026Defence suppliersOwners & GMs