We checked the current macOS download (3.24.12) and the file on our side is intact, so this usually means the copy on your Mac got cut short or changed while downloading. Corporate VPNs and security proxies are a common cause for large files like this.
Could you try this and let me know what happens?
Delete the old Cursor-darwin-*.dmg file from your Downloads folder.
If you can, disconnect from your company VPN (or switch to a different network, like a phone hotspot).
Open Terminal and run: hdiutil verify ~/Downloads/Cursor-darwin-arm64.dmg
If it says the checksum is VALID, double-click the DMG, drag Cursor into Applications (choose Replace), then open Cursor from Applications.
If it still fails, please reply with:
The exact error text (or a screenshot), for example “corrupt image” when opening the DMG vs. “Cursor is damaged and can’t be opened” when launching the app