Five ways your current SASE is failing you right now
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How Archer City ISD Replaced a Patchwork of Tools With A Unified Security and Safety Solution
ManagedMethods helps consolidate three critical K-12 technology functions while saving time and money When Karen Brunker’s colleague left Archer City Independent School District, she spent approximately six weeks managing the district’s entire technology workload alone.  Every cybersecurity alert, blocked website inquiry, Chromebook issue, classroom request, projector problem, and support question landed on her desk. It ... The post How Archer City ISD Replaced a Patchwork of Tools With A U
What’s New with Silo Nexus AI v2
When we introduced Silo Nexus AI, the goal was never to build another chatbot. Common chatbots attribute your queries to... The post What’s New with Silo Nexus AI v2 appeared first on Authentic8.
Give your clients a way to question their own data.
Turn natural-language questions into role-specific reports using Nexi AI and existing DefensX data.
Top Rated Platforms for Distributed Workforces: 12 Options in 2026
TL;DR: Platforms for distributed workforces combine secure access, communication, and centralized management for teams working anywhere. Best for secure BYOD: Venn’s Blue Border; best for browser-based access: Parallels Secure Workspace; best for containerized workspaces: Kasm Workspaces; best for team messaging: Slack. What Are Platforms for Distributed Workforces?  Managing a distributed workforce requires a specialized technology […] The post Top Rated Platforms for Distribut
Blockchain Dead Drop Resolvers Explained
A dead drop resolver (DDR) is any mechanism where malware fetches its command and control (C2) address at runtime from a third-party, cyberattacker-controlled location instead of hardcoding it. This post is a practitioner primer. We walk through eight unrelated malware families across three chains (EVM, Solana, TON) using the same core trick: including the August […]
AI Governance Strategy: 10 Core Components & 5 Pillars
What Is an AI Governance Strategy?  An artificial intelligence (AI) governance strategy is a structured framework of policies, roles, and controls designed to ensure AI systems are ethical, compliant, and transparent. The key components include defining cross-functional oversight, establishing risk tiering, and enforcing lifecycle monitoring. Core pillars of an AI governance framework: Components of an […] The post AI Governance Strategy: 10 Core Components & 5 Pillars appeared first
New Report: The Browser Is Now Enterprise Security's Biggest Blind Spot
A new report shows 55% of enterprises faced browser attacks last year—and 68% say incidents are rising. Learn why traditional browser security is failing.
The Four Numbers That Justify AI Security Spend
This blog was originally published in July with 2025 figures, and was updated on August 17 with 2026 data. Any CISO who has ever had to make a case for more security budget will know that CFOs have a tendency to ask one question when risk is discussed: What does this actually cost us if […]
Over-Tooled, Under-Coordinated: The Real Cost of Tool Sprawl
Ask a security operations analyst how many consoles they open during a routine data investigation, and the number is rarely small. Ask how confident they feel that they’ve successfully assembled a comprehensive picture, and the number drops further. For a majority of security teams it isn’t a lack of data that erodes both efficiency and […]
Managed Attribution FAQs: Answers to Your Most Common Questions
Authentic8 answers FAQs about managed attribution and misattribution from online investigators who need to cloak or be anonymous for research. The post Managed Attribution FAQs: Answers to Your Most Common Questions appeared first on Authentic8.
Managed Attribution FAQs: Answers to Your Most Common Questions
Authentic8 answers FAQs about managed attribution and misattribution from online investigators who need to cloak or be anonymous for research. The post Managed Attribution FAQs: Answers to Your Most Common Questions appeared first on Authentic8.
How To Recognize a Compromised Google Account for Better Phishing Prevention
Phishing attacks don’t always end when a user clicks a malicious link. In many cases, that click is only the beginning.  Even with security awareness training and email filtering in place, attackers continue to refine their tactics to steal login credentials, hijack sessions, and gain unauthorized access to Google Workspace accounts. Once inside, they may ... The post How To Recognize a Compromised Google Account for Better Phishing Prevention appeared first on ManagedMethods Cybersecurity,
Shadow AI: A Visibility Problem, Not a Blocking One
Blocking shadow AI only hides it. See why AI use is a visibility problem and how governing at the browser, desktop, and network lets security say yes safely.
Putting OpenAI Cyber Models to Work for Defenders
Unit 42 is putting the latest frontier cyber models to work across customer environments to find, validate and help remediate the attack paths that matter most. In May, we introduced Frontier AI … The post Putting OpenAI Cyber Models to Work for Defenders appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
Palo Alto Networks Recognized as the Only Vendor to be Named a 4X Leader in SASE and SSE Gartner Magic Quadrant Reports
As organizations race to deploy agentic AI, legacy network security solutions are ill-equipped to keep up, forcing productivity tradeoffs while exposing coverage gaps. At the same time, Frontier AI is proving capable … The post Palo Alto Networks Recognized as the Only Vendor to be Named a 4X Leader in SASE and SSE Gartner Magic Quadrant Reports appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
Agentless DLP: What It Means and What Each Approach Covers
“Agentless DLP” has become one of the most overloaded terms in enterprise security. At least five architecturally different approaches use the label, and they cover very different exfiltration paths. If you’re evaluating agentless DLP because you have contractors, BYOD users, or GenAI adoption you can’t put an endpoint agent on, the type matters more than […] The post Agentless DLP: What It Means and What Each Approach Covers appeared first on RedAccess.
Is the AI Security Stack Missing the Interaction Layer?
Network controls have gotten sharper about AI in the last year. Application control that identifies GenAI apps by protocol signature. Telemetry parsing for HTTP-based Model Context Protocol streams. Some implementations now add OCR to inspect sensitive data hidden inside image uploads. Real advances, all of them. But only when the traffic actually reaches an enforcement […] The post Is the AI Security Stack Missing the Interaction Layer? appeared first on RedAccess.
Strengthening Security of AI Coding: Prisma AIRS API Integration with OpenAI Codex
Palo Alto Networks works closely with OpenAI across our product platform and Unit 42, leveraging advanced frontier model capabilities. Furthermore, we are a partner in the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, working … The post Strengthening Security of AI Coding: Prisma AIRS API Integration with OpenAI Codex appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
How Phishing Protection Software Helps Schools Stop Email-Based Threats
Phishing continues to be one of the most common and successful cyberattacks targeting K–12 schools. As students, teachers, and staff rely on Google Workspace every day for communication and collaboration, a single convincing phishing email can lead to compromised accounts, data breaches, ransomware infections, and costly disruptions to learning. Attackers are increasingly using sophisticated tactics ... The post How Phishing Protection Software Helps Schools Stop Email-Based Threats appeared fir
MCP 2 in Owl Browser: Stateless Protocol, Composite Tools, and Telling the Truth About What Is Missing
MCP's 2026-07-28 revision drops sessions and the initialize handshake in favour of per-request metadata and server-minted handles. Owl Browser 1.3.2 ships it on a dual-era endpoint, adds browser_do and browser_rows for multi-step agent work, and fixes the quiet omissions that made agents give confident wrong answers.
Choosing Remote Work Software Compliance Solutions: Top 10 Compared
TL;DR: Remote work compliance software keeps regulated data protected across unmanaged devices and networks. Best overall for BYOD compliance: Venn (Blue Border). Also strong: Zscaler Private Access, Box, and Cloudflare Zero Trust, depending on whether your priority is access, content, or network control. What is Remote Work Software? Remote work software refers to digital tools and […] The post Choosing Remote Work Software Compliance Solutions: Top 10 Compared appeared first on Venn
Six attacks from the last 90 days. How many would your stack stop?
Six real attacks from the last 90 days. Count how many your current security stack would actually stop.
The most dangerous app at every client is a browser tab
The most dangerous app at every client is a browser tab.
Design a Flow, Skip the Script: Visual Browser Automation Without Code
Selenium and Playwright selectors break the moment someone renames a CSS class. This video shows how Owl Browser's semantic matcher and visual Flow Designer let you fill forms, click buttons, and pull data from authenticated pages without writing a single line of automation code.
Owl Sidecar: Use a Device You Own as a Private Residential Exit
Owl Browser 1.3.0 ships a new proxy type: Sidecar. Install Owl Sidecar on any machine you control, pair it to your account, and your browser contexts route traffic through that device. Peer-to-peer, end-to-end encrypted, and no Olib servers in the data path.
BioShocking AI: “Gaming” the AI Browser and Escaping its Guardrails
Executive Overview LayerX researchers have discovered how a bad actor can “game” an AI browser to execute any instruction they want. By establishing a false reality, they can convince the AI to violate its security guardrails – compromise user data, copy code, perform system commands, and more. Our Research We’ve named this vulnerability BioShocking. It […] The post BioShocking AI: “Gaming” the AI Browser and Escaping its Guardrails appeared first on LayerX.
What Enterprise Browsers Can’t See: The Gap in BYOD, Contractor, and AI Desktop
Key takeaways Enterprise browsers are effective within their intended scope. The problem is that the scope is shrinking relative to where modern work actually happens. The category was designed for a workforce that no longer exists in most enterprises: one device per employee, all corporate-issued, all running the mandated browser. That assumption held for a […] The post What Enterprise Browsers Can’t See: The Gap in BYOD, Contractor, and AI Desktop appeared first on RedAccess.
JB-Conceal vs EvilGinx
This blog will be the first entry in a new series of “Conceal vs”. In this series, we will discuss various threat-actor TTPs (tools, tactics, and procedures), how they work, why they work, who might be using them, and how Conceal’s real-time browser-native security solution thwarts them.  Throughout this series, we will find a subset […] The post JB-Conceal vs EvilGinx appeared first on Conceal.
AI Risk Isn’t Distributed Evenly. Neither Should Your Security Strategy Be
Most organizations think they understand their AI risk. They know employees are pasting sensitive data into ChatGPT. They have policies around approved AI tools. Some have even rolled out enterprise copilots and AI governance programs. But according to new research from LayerX, that’s not where the biggest AI blind spots are emerging. The report reveals […] The post AI Risk Isn’t Distributed Evenly. Neither Should Your Security Strategy Be appeared first on LayerX.
LayerX Selected by AWS for the Extended plan for AWS Security Hub
  We are thrilled to announce a defining moment in LayerX’s history: LayerX is now available through Amazon Web Services’ unified security solution for the Extended plan for AWS Security Hub. Starting today, AWS customers can procure and deploy LayerX directly within the AWS Security Hub console. This means a single contract, one consolidated bill, […] The post LayerX Selected by AWS for the Extended plan for AWS Security Hub appeared first on LayerX.
Protected: Understanding How Conceal Connect Replaces the VPN, the ZTNA, and the VDI
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. The post Protected: Understanding How Conceal Connect Replaces the VPN, the ZTNA, and the VDI appeared first on Conceal.