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Your backlog is full of low- and medium-severity vulnerabilities nobody is planning to fix... The post Attack Chaining: When Low-Severity Vulnerabilities Combine into High-Risk Attack Paths appeared first on Cycode.
Seven hard-won lessons from building Devtron, an open-source Kubernetes platform, on trust, composability, and unifying fragmented tooling.
Runtime insights offers key visibility and intelligence to help detect real risk, cut through noise, and secure containerized applications.
Stop fixing CVEs after deployment. Learn how RapidFort’s prevention-first platform — featuring RF Near Zero CVE Images, DevTime RBOM™ profiling, and RunTime hardening — helps eliminate up to 95% of container vulnerabilities and secure your software supply chain without code changes.
As organizations move to the cloud, the adoption of a CNAPP with runtime insights becomes a pivotal strategy for securing cloud environments.
Instead of trying to build a forward-looking defense with backward-facing tools, it's time to flip the script: Start with runtime security.
How Mend Renovate Enterprise keeps dependency updates flowing at agentic scale.
The post Anchore + AI Just Got Easier: The Anchore Enterprise MCP Server appeared first on Anchore.Anchore Enterprise was built on an automation-first philosophy from day one. We have always believed that security is an inherently complex process and tools need to be adaptable to fit in a wide variety of workflows and ecosystems to be successful. Every capability in the platform is exposed through a full-coverage API. Anchore has never […]
The European Union (EU) Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is no longer a future-looking compliance project. Its first major operational deadline is now days away.
The post Your Kubernetes cluster is running images your registry scan never checked appeared first on Anchore.Most container security programs put real effort into scanning images before they reach a registry, then treat the job as done. That’s a reasonable place to focus, but it leaves something out: what’s declared in a manifest and what’s actually running in a live cluster can drift apart fast. An image gets patched in the […]
TL;DR: Agentic Code Scanning is the fourth dimension of Cycode's code scanning spectrum, not a separate product bolted on... The post Introducing Agentic Code Scanning: The Holistic Cycode System Around Any Model appeared first on Cycode.
What Engineering Teams Can Learn from the Hugging Face Incident, and How Sonatype Can Help Developers Respond at AI-Speed. Hugging Face recently disclosed that part of its production infrastructure has been compromised by an autonomous AI agent system.
If you’ve ever set up home internet, you’ve probably come across the term “DSL” as one of the connection options alongside cable and fiber. But what is DSL, exactly, and how does it manage to deliver internet access over the same copper wires that have carried telephone calls for over a century? This guide breaks […]
Walk into almost any IT department in 2026 and you’ll find an AI initiative somewhere on the roadmap. Walk out a few months later, and there’s a good chance it’s still there — approved, budgeted, discussed in every leadership meeting, and not yet live. That gap between ambition and adoption isn’t a lack of enthusiasm. […]
The post Silence Is Now a Statement: Why CISA’s 2026 SBOM Minimum Elements Are a Real Improvement appeared first on Anchore.For 5 years, the SBOM conversation has been stuck on just generating one, saving it as an artifact, and “it’s done.” That’s what you get from a mandate measuring existence rather than quality: a lot of documents and very little consumption. ENISA’s 2026 adoption survey found more than 60% of respondents naming comprehensive coverage as […]
If you spend any time managing websites, APIs, or internal business applications, sooner or later you’ll run into an HTTP status code that stops users cold: the 401 error. It’s short, it’s blunt, and it usually shows up at the worst possible moment — during a product launch, a client demo, or a critical system […]
An npm supply chain attack published ten malicious versions
Writing code faster only helps if the rest of the software delivery system can keep up.
Nine solved supply chain risks, one new gap: the OWASP Agentic Skills Top 10.
The regulators are done with “Trust as policy”.   That chain used to be an internal maturity problem, something a security program could work on over time:  A developer trusts AI-generated code because it compiles. A reviewer trusts an AI-generated summary because it reads plausibly. A security team trusts scanner output because the pipeline shows […]
TL;DR Highly regulated industries like financial services often choose private cloud platforms such as VMware Tanzu Application Service (TAS) to retain greater control over their infrastructure, applications and sensitive data. That control does not remove risk at runtime, where exploitation actually happens and where a patch cycle often cannot catch up in time. Aqua’s integration …
In the span of ten months, the security industry produced more AI maturity models than most teams will ever read... The post 5 AI Security Maturity Models Compared (2026) appeared first on Cycode.
TL;DR AI is compressing the time between vulnerability discovery and exploitation, while security teams still depend on workflows that require people to review alerts and piece together context. A vulnerable or unauthorized image, a runtime policy violation or a change in workload protection can become relevant to application availability before teams understand what happened. Aqua …
LLMs promise instant fixes for Kubernetes, but without CI/CD context, live metrics, and governed guardrails, they're just guessing. Here's how Devtron closes that gap.
Black Hat USA 2026 didn’t introduce the AI security problem, but made it clear how fast that problem is becoming operational. An independent study initiated and funded by Checkmarx helps explain why. On real-world repository tasks, frontier models produced working code 83% to 95% of the time, but only 24% to 36% of their solutions […]
CISA BOD 26-04 replaces flat patching deadlines with risk-weighted clocks. RapidFort Continuous Compliance turns those deadlines into live SLA tracking.
Now available in Early Access for SAST within Checkmarx One, Checkmarx Fusion adds a new detection layer that advances vulnerability-finding accuracy beyond what rules-based scanning or an AI model can achieve alone.
TLDR: The attacks most likely to go undetected are the ones that never touch disk. They leave no files, trigger no signatures and are specifically engineered to evade the scanners and sensors most organizations depend on. Aqua’s runtime behavioral detection engine identified a multistage fileless cryptojacking campaign in a customer environment and surfaced malicious activity …