How Do You Know When an AI Agent Is Ready for More Autonomy?
How much autonomy can you safely give an AI agent? Learn what to evaluate before expanding an agent’s access, authority, and responsibility.
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How much autonomy can you safely give an AI agent? Learn what to evaluate before expanding an agent’s access, authority, and responsibility.
AI agents are moving into production faster than organizations can prove they’re ready. Demos and benchmarks may show what an agent can do, but not how it will perform in real-world environments. Production environments are imperfect; can your AI agent stand up to the pressure of ever-evolving conditions? What happens when your AI agent makes […]
Nation-state adversaries are increasingly exploiting Internet-facing IoT edge devices as pre-kinetic sensors to conduct strategic reconnaissance, targeting correction, and post-strike battle damage assessment. Traditional reactive security architectures—reliant on static signatures and post-incident telemetry—fail to detect these subtle, out-of-band anomalies before physical or operational damage occurs. This technical white paper presents the architecture and empirical validation […]
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AI is becoming part of security operations faster than teams are gaining experience responding to AI-related incidents. Explore what AI incidents demand from security teams and how realistic testing can help build readiness.
You have MFA enabled on every system you manage. You do not reuse passwords. Your systems are patched, your credentials are strong, and you follow security best practices.
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If the queue is clear and the dashboard is green, why does something still feel wrong?
Cloud Range has been named Overall Cyber Posture Solution of the Year in the 2026 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards, recognizing its measurable approach to cyber readiness.
CybExer's UK Chief Operating Officer, Daz Preuss, served as an expert advisor on The Wargame, Sky's four-part series imagining a Russian attack on the UK. Drawing on his operational experience, Daz worked with the production team to shape how the cyberattack at the heart of the scenario develops and escalates. The series premiered on Sky and NOW on 21 September.
Incident response training keeps losing to the calendar. Security teams are already stretched between alert fatigue, tool tuning, and standing up new technology, which leaves little time to rehearse the […] The post Proving Readiness with TryHackMe appeared first on CISO Series.
A few years ago, a friend stayed at my place during Ruxcon and gave me a bottle of rum called Inner Circle as a thank-you. I liked the name. To be fair, at 75.9%, I am surprised I still remember it. But over the years, security has started to feel a bit like that. At Unprompted Australia two weeks ago, I ran into at least two people I had originally met in Prague. Different conference, different country, almost the other side of the world, and somehow the same people. The year before, at an OWAS
CybExer has won the Critical National Infrastructure Award at The National Cyber Awards 2026, recognising its work to strengthen cyber defence across UK and allied critical national infrastructure with NATO-grade capabilities.
Cybersecurity company CybExer is leading a ten-company European consortium developing an end-to-end capability to test and validate protected satellite communications linked to IRIS², the EU’s future secure satellite connectivity system.
Attackers taking notes, garbage hidden in JSON, sandbox escapes and Ruby back in the news for the wrong reasons. 🏭 Countering misuse of AI: September 2026 / Anthropic 👍 0 This is a big report, and I think it's worth taking the time to read it. We spend a lot of time discussing whether AI can find vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, the attackers described here are using it to do much more: understand applications, use stolen credentials, write tools, and steal data.One detail I found particular
JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) are everywhere in modern authentication, and for good reason: they are compact, self-contained and easy to pass around between services. The catch is that a lot of their security depends on how you use them. If you rely on a well-maintained JWT library, the hardest cryptographic parts are handled for you, but a handful of practical decisions are still yours to get right. This post is aimed at developers who use a JWT library rather than write one. We will walk through the
Debuts, departures, and danger on the blockchain in this month’s edition of Intelligence Insights.
:AI: !ai! A hidden .mcp.json file lets attackers achieve remote code execution in Claude Code via a malicious pull request — no user action required. See the PoC.
:AI: !ai! Validate autonomous agent resilience, compliance, and human-in-the-loop decision-making before production deployment.
:AI: !ai! Was the OpenAI-Hugging Face breach driven by autonomous AI? We break down what telemetry actually shows and why fundamental security controls still matter most.
ClearFake claims the crown again and CastleLoader debuts in this month’s edition of Intelligence Insights.
Learn how Red Canary engineered a super agent—blending ML, a rules engine, similarity, agentic AI, and LLMs—to classify phishing emails.
A new CTech report goes inside the IDF’s cyber training facility, where defenders rehearse against realistic attacks on the Cympire platform. On June 14, 2026, CTech published an inside look at one of the places where Israel prepares for what its reporter called the “invisible war”: the IDF’s Cyber Trainer Facility. Among the details in […] The post CYMPIRE Spotlighted in CTech Feature on Israel’s Cyber Defense Training appeared first on Cympire.
Multi-service cyber operators from the Army National Guard, Air National Guard, US Air Force, US Space Force, US Marine Corps, US Navy, US Coast Guard, and civilian agencies — alongside utility-industry partners — conducted red, blue, and orange cell training at Camp Nett, Connecticut, May 4–15, 2026, in a live-fire simulation of an enterprise network […] The post Cympire Delivers Live-Fire Enterprise Network Defense Training for Multi-Service Operators at Cyber Yankee 2026 appeared first