Shipping Secure Integrations in Days, Not Months
Ask almost any engineering leader whether they’d rather ship an integration fast or ship it securely, and they’ll tell you the question is unfair, because they need both. In practice,...
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How to Implement Zero Trust for AI Technical Documentation Access
Modern organisations face an unprecedented challenge securing technical documentation that powers artificial intelligence systems. AI development teams require rapid access to sensitive technical specifications, model documentation, and proprietary algorithms, whilst...
EAR vs. ITAR: What the Export Administration Regulations Actually Control
Many exporters wrongly assume export controls apply only to obviously military goods — weapons, munitions, defense hardware. That assumption is both common and costly. The Export Administration Regulations (EAR) reach...
AI Agents Outlive Revoked Credentials: What Black Hat and DEF CON 2026 Taught CISOs
Revoking a credential used to end an incident. At Black Hat and DEF CON 2026, it barely slowed one down. Both conferences, held in Las Vegas in August 2026, have...
FedRAMP for the Private Sector: Why Companies Without a Federal Mandate Are Adopting It Anyway
FedRAMP was built for one purpose: verifying that cloud service providers meet federal security standards before government agencies use them. Private companies with no government contracts and no federal data...
AI Agent Security Now Dominates Cybersecurity Seed Funding—Here’s Why That Should Worry You
Venture capital just confirmed what security leaders have been arguing internally for the better part of a year: agentic AI is now the single largest new attack surface enterprises have...
EU AI Act Transparency Enforcement Begins: What It Means for Enterprise AI Governance
A regulator does not need to name a single company to change how thousands of companies operate. That is exactly what happened on August 2, 2026, when the European Commission’s...
Why Sysadmins Still Don’t Trust AI With Production Systems
Two years of vendor promises about self-patching infrastructure have collided with a much less exciting reality: the people who actually run production systems still won’t let AI near the controls....
Cyber Resilience: Closing the CEO-CISO Perception Gap
A company can pass every compliance audit, deploy every recommended control, and still take six months to get back on its feet after a serious cyber incident. That is the...
AI Confidence Just Fell 17 Points. Non-Human Identity Governance Is Why.
A 17-point drop in self-reported AI maturity sounds like bad news. It isn’t. It’s what happens when IT leaders stop grading their AI programs on ambition and start grading them...
MFT vs. SFTP: Key Differences and Which Is More Secure
SFTP is a protocol that encrypts files as they move between two systems, while Managed File Transfer (MFT) is a platform that uses SFTP and other protocols while adding governance,...
GitLost Proves Your AI Agent Doesn’t Need to Be Hacked to Leak Your Data
An attacker needed no stolen password, no phishing email, and no exploit chain to pull private source code out of a GitHub organization. A single sentence, typed into a public...
81 Million Azure CLI Password Spray Attempts. The Attackers Weren’t Trying to Break MFA. They Were Going Around It.
Eighty-one million password spray attempts. Seventy-eight compromised accounts. Thirty-nine organizations affected. Those are the numbers Huntress published on July 1, 2026, from an active campaign targeting Microsoft Azure environments –...
AI Agents Are the New Attack Surface
Security researchers just demonstrated that your AI coding assistant can be turned into an exfiltration tool – and your existing detection controls won’t catch it. Not as a theoretical concern....
OpenAI Codex Authentication Tokens Stolen in npm Supply Chain Attack
Supply chain risk has traditionally focused on software dependencies that introduce vulnerabilities into compiled products — the type of compromise represented by SolarWinds and XZ Utils. The Codex token theft...