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Oct 9, 2026
AI agents already run parts of a penetration test on their own. Here's what that changes for frequency, cost, and the human expert's role.
Read article ↗Oct 6, 2026
Before expanding generative AI use across the company, define roles, data policy, and risk criteria — in that order.
Read article ↗Oct 2, 2026
Dependencies, third-party packages, and CI/CD pipelines have become attackers' preferred way in — and the hardest one to see.
Read article ↗Sep 29, 2026
API keys, service accounts, and automation tokens already outnumber human identities — and almost nobody governs that universe.
Read article ↗Sep 25, 2026
Generative AI tools entered the operation from inside the teams, without ever going through security approval. The first step isn't to block — it's to see.
Read article ↗Sep 22, 2026
Brazil shows up again and again among the world's most targeted countries for ransomware. Here are the structural factors behind it.
Read article ↗Sep 18, 2026
Less about the next technology category, more about how security decisions get made — and by whom.
Read article ↗Sep 15, 2026
A practical list of questions that expose whether a solution actually solves your problem, or just looks like it does in the demo.
Read article ↗Sep 11, 2026
The cost of a fragmented stack rarely shows up on the license invoice. It shows up in team hours, integrations, and delayed decisions.
Read article ↗Sep 8, 2026
The technology can be the best in the world. If support doesn't understand the local context, part of the value gets lost in the operation.
Read article ↗Sep 4, 2026
A vendor selection process is only trustworthy when the criteria exist before the first demo is ever seen.
Read article ↗Sep 1, 2026
Before you even get to success metrics, most POVs fail at something more basic: scope, access, and responsibilities that were poorly defined from the start.
Read article ↗Aug 28, 2026
The two models look similar from the outside. In practice, they diverge at the exact point where the technology decision gets made.
Read article ↗Aug 25, 2026
Israel concentrates a density of cybersecurity innovation that's no accident — it's the result of decades of specific, structural investment.
Read article ↗Aug 21, 2026
At technology companies, security that slows down the delivery cycle loses the battle against the pressure to ship fast. The alternative is to build it in, not bolt it on.
Read article ↗Aug 18, 2026
IT/OT convergence brought efficiency — and a kind of exposure most industrial plants weren't prepared to monitor.
Read article ↗Aug 14, 2026
Healthcare institutions handle the most sensitive data there is, under the worst possible condition for security: fast access isn't optional.
Read article ↗Aug 11, 2026
In digital retail, every security control competes directly with the metric the business protects above all: conversion.
Read article ↗Aug 7, 2026
Financial institutions concentrate the highest value per transaction and the heaviest regulatory pressure. Security architecture needs to reflect both.
Read article ↗Aug 4, 2026
Having more threat data doesn't automatically produce a better decision. The bottleneck sits between collecting signal and turning it into action.
Read article ↗Jul 31, 2026
Having a list of vulnerabilities isn't the same as knowing what an attacker could actually exploit. Three categories close that gap together.
Read article ↗Jul 28, 2026
EDR is still essential, but the user's real perimeter today includes the browser, email, extensions, and collaboration tools — places traditional EDR doesn't cover.
Read article ↗Jul 24, 2026
Generative AI use is already an operational reality at nearly every company. The remaining question is: what exactly needs immediate control.
Read article ↗Jul 21, 2026
With remote work, multiple clouds, and third-party access, the traditional network perimeter stopped being the main line of defense. Identity took over that role.
Read article ↗Jul 17, 2026
CNAPP promises to unify posture, workload protection, and configuration into a single layer. In practice, the value depends on how well that unification is implemented.
Read article ↗Jul 14, 2026
Every new threat tends to get answered with a new tool. After years in that cycle, the stack grows faster than actual security does.
Read article ↗Jul 12, 2026
How to avoid security decisions driven only by features and brands.
Read article ↗Jul 6, 2026
Metrics, hypotheses and success criteria for a proof of value that drives a decision.
Read article ↗Jun 28, 2026
The essential controls for models, agents and data in enterprise environments.
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