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ARIA Cybersecurity, a CSPi business, announced its second deployment within the production infrastructure of a leading pharmaceutical producer.... The post ARIA Cybersecurity expands AZT PROTECT deployment to protect pharmaceutical production systems appeared first on Industrial Cyber.
Dynatrace has completed its acquisition of Arize. The acquisition combines Arize’s AI-native tracing, evaluation, and experimentation capabilities with Dynatrace observability across applications, infrastructure, user experiences, and business processes. Together, these capabilities create the foundation for full-lifecycle AI observability – from development and evaluation through deployment, operation at scale, and continuous improvement. Arize builds directly for […] The post Dynat
Security leaders at key financial institutions in Singapore now have a new line in their compliance calendars: AI-assisted red teaming, a requirement MAS introduced on 1 July 2026. What appears to be a scoping exercise actually asks a harder question, i. e., how does a bank differentiate between another convincing report and one that secures ... Read more
As coding agents become more autonomous, security teams need more than permission prompts. They need visibility into what agents can access, and deterministic controls over what they can do.
On September 1, 2026, OpenAI announced that its Astra model had reached the Critical tier for cyber capability under the company’s Preparedness Framework, a first for its systems. While working through an internal benchmark of 20 recently disclosed vulnerabilities in Google’s V8 engine, the model found two zero-days that no one had asked it to ... Read more
Over the past year, security leaders in software development have faced significant change. The Cloud Security Alliance reports that AI-assisted developers generate code commits three to four times faster than their peers but introduce security findings at ten times the rate, creating security debt that outpaces remediation efforts. Georgia Tech’s Vibe Security Radar tracked 35 …
As AI takes on more of the enrichment, correlation, and initial assessment inside the SOC, roles, skills, and KPIs still require deliberate redesign. Security leaders need to decide where automation is dependable, where human judgment should remain decisive, and how teams should be measured when alert handling is no longer the center of the operating modelThe Gartner® report, The Roles Required for the AI-Enabled Security Operations Center (SOC), examines the roles and capabilities Gartner expec
Comparing the top endpoint security tools for developers in 2026. We look at Aikido Security, GitGuardian Developer Endpoint Protection, Koi Security, Socket, and CrowdStrike Falcon Category: DevSec Tools & Comparisons
Engineering organizations are building toward an agentic software factory, where agents take on more of the work at every stage of the SDLC, and the systems that govern quality need to keep pace with that shift. As the software factory takes shape, engineers take on a greater responsibility to preserve judgment. They define the standards […] The post Introducing Qodo 3.0: Quality and Governance for the Agentic Software Factory appeared first on Qodo.
New release helps organizations determine which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable and prioritize the risks that matter The post GrammaTech Launches REAFFIRM 1.0 for Advanced Firmware Security appeared first on GrammaTech.
A product security engineer described their AppSec pipeline as roughly 70% automated and 30% still manual. That manual slice is where teams get stuck, and where context-aware prioritization belongs.
The post Enforce FedRAMP 20x Class C Requirements at Build Time with Anchore Enterprise appeared first on Anchore.The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) 20x process changes what a cloud service provider (CSP) hands an assessor. Reviewers now expect evidence that’s machine-readable and validated continuously. A control narrative updated once a year won’t hold up. If you own a Class C authorization package, you need to show that each container image […]
I spend most of my weeks talking with CTOs and engineering leaders, from consumer apps, and e-commerce, via chip makers and automotive to financial institutions, defense industries and global banks. For months, every one of those conversations has started in the same place: the engineering team, supported by their CTO/CIOs, are eager to unlock their […] The post What Every Software Factory Needs That No Model Will Provide appeared first on Qodo.
Coding agents now do much of the work of building software. They plan changes, edit files, add packages, run tests, and open pull requests. Somewhere in that loop, an agent decides which open source components your mission software will depend on, often without a person reviewing each choice.
Roughly 200,000 of the credentials were exposed after GitHub enabled push protections by default. The post 500,000 Active Credentials Left Exposed on GitHub appeared first on SecurityWeek.
In 2018, a researcher scanning Magento-powered online stores noticed something odd: the same few lines of malicious JavaScript kept turning up, siphoning payment card numbers […] The post 10 Most Influential Ethical Hackers to follow in 2026 appeared first on Reflectiz.
CVE-2026-87902 is a critical WordPress Core RCE flaw, exploited within hours of patch. See affected versions, exploitation flow, and how to stay protected. The post WordPress CVE-2026-87902: Unauthenticated RCE Exploited Within Hours appeared first on Indusface.
Next.js CVE-2026-94545 (CVSS 9.5) enables RCE through next/og SVG image generation. Learn affected versions, the Satori root cause, and remediation steps The post Next.js CVE-2026-94545: Critical ImageResponse Vulnerability Enables RCE via SVG appeared first on Indusface.
AI coding agents can produce authorization logic that compiles and passes review while exposing one tenant’s data to another. Learn why broken access control is difficult to detect and how to prevent it.
Summary Artificial intelligence has fundamentally altered the threat model for Java deserialization attacks by making the discovery of new gadget chains fast and inexpensive. AI tools and large language model reasoning have automated this process, allowing researchers to discover hundreds of novel chains in seconds for pennies per analysis. This rapid automated discovery renders traditional defensive mitigations ineffective, as tools like blocklists, vendor denylists, and allowlists rely on iden
Give Coder Agents your company's standards, template routing, and internal knowledge. Read our four-layer guide to Coder Agents, from system prompt to MCP.
More than 543,000 credentials exposed in public GitHub repositories were still valid in July despite the platform's security measures to prevent accidental leaks of sensitive data. [...]
OverviewOn September 30, 2026, Cisco published a security advisory for CVE-2026-76504, a critical API authentication bypass vulnerability affecting Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager. The vulnerability has a CVSSv3.1 score of 9.8 and results from improper handling of URL encoding (CWE-177). An unauthenticated, remote attacker can send a crafted HTTP request that bypasses an authentication rule for a specific API endpoint, gaining access to the API with the privileges of the admin user.According to Ci
AI coding tools moved into engineering workflows faster than any developer technology before them... The post Shadow AI Risks and How to Find, Assess, and Remediate Them appeared first on Cycode.
Higher education faces a difficult security equation. Universities hold large volumes of sensitive student, financial, health, and research data while supporting open networks, distributed users, legacy infrastructure, and increasingly complex cloud environments. Attackers have taken notice, and the pressure on security teams continues to grow.In Q2 2025, universities faced an average of 4,388 cyberattacks per organization per week, up 24% from the same period in 2024. Nine in ten universities r
AI code tools are meant to help staff move fast. But a new study shows how they can also move private data into public view. Glow Labs, the research arm of Glow, shared the study on Sept. 29. It calls the issue PixelLeak. The Register spoke with Glow CTO Omer Singer. It reported that the […] The post AI Coding Agents Expose Private Corporate Screenshots in Widespread GitHub Privacy Incident appeared first on PrivacySavvy.
CVE-2026-5430 (CVSS 10), veröffentlicht am 6. August 2026, ist eine kritische Schwachstelle zur Umgehung der Authentifizierung in der WSO2-JWT-Authentifizierung (JSON Web Token), die mehrere WSO2-API-Management-Produkte betrifft. Die Schwachstelle ermöglicht es, mit einem Token, das mit einem nicht unterstützten Algorithmus signiert wurde, die JWT-Authentifizierung zu umgehen. Eine erfolgreiche Ausnutzung ermöglicht unautorisierten Zugriff, die Kompromittierung von Administratorkonten […]