OpenAI warns that frontier AI models could escalate cyber threats, including zero-day exploits. Defense-in-depth, monitoring, and AI security by design are now essential.

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AI browsers introduce reasoning-based risks. Learn how cross-origin AI agents dismantle web security and what defenses are needed.

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ServiceNow Inc. announced on Tuesday plans to acquire Veza in a move aimed at fortifying security for identity and access management. The acquisition will integrate Veza’s technology into ServiceNow’s Security and Risk portfolios, helping organizations monitor and control access to critical data, applications, systems, and artificial intelligence (AI) tools. The deal comes as businesses increasingly..

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Organizations are racing to implement autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agents across their operations, but a sweeping new study reveals they’re doing so without adequate security frameworks, creating what researchers call “the unsecured frontier of autonomous operations.” The research, released Tuesday by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), surveyed 271 IT, security, and identity and access management (IAM)..

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Alan reflects on a turbulent year in DevSecOps, highlighting the rise of AI-driven security, the maturing of hybrid work culture, the growing influence of platform engineering, and the incredible strength of the DevSecOps community — while calling out the talent crunch, tool sprawl and security theater the industry must still overcome.

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Enterprise GenAI success depends on more than models—security, observability, evaluation, and integration are critical to move from fragile pilots to reliable, scalable AI.

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From prompt injection to cascading agent failures, GenAI expands the enterprise attack surface. A governance-first, security-focused approach—rooted in trusted data, guardrails, and ongoing oversight—is now critical for responsible AI adoption.

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A new study shows LLMs introduce more vulnerabilities with each code iteration, highlighting critical risks for CISOs and the need for skilled human oversight.

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Learn how to transform your traditional SOC into an AI-powered security hub with multi-agent collaboration, contextual intelligence, and business risk–driven insights.

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Explore how AI is transforming cybersecurity from reactive threat response to proactive, predictive protection — while addressing ethics, privacy, and the human-AI balance.

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AI’s growth exposes new risks to data in use. Learn how confidential computing, attestation, and post-quantum security protect AI workloads in the cloud.

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As LLMs, agents and Model Context Protocols (MCPs) reshape software architecture, API sprawl is creating major security blind spots. The 2025 GenAI Application Security Report reveals why continuous API discovery, testing and governance are now critical to protecting AI-driven applications from emerging semantic and prompt-based attacks.

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AI agents are transforming governance and compliance from slow, manual processes into real-time, autonomous systems. By eliminating data silos, automating risk assessments, and enabling multi-modal collaboration, enterprises can achieve governance at Mach speed.

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As AI agents become integral to cloud native applications, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) has emerged as a leading standard for enabling these agents to interact with external tools and data sources. But with this new architectural pattern comes a critical security challenge: MCP-based systems require protection at three distinct layers, not just one. The..

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Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape—and with it, a new generation of attack vectors is emerging. From prompt injection to model poisoning and adversarial attacks, threat actors are exploiting vulnerabilities unique to AI systems. This article explores how these threats operate, their potential impact, and what defenders must do to build resilient, trustworthy AI systems. 

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