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A month ago we wrote about attunement: the ability of an AI security analyst to know the environment it works in, reason inside its constraints, and act with the depth that environment demands. The last release gave attunement its four legs (Connectors, Calibrations, Deep Research, Remediation), with Recall and Rerun layered on top.
Every Mission Impossible film follows a familiar pattern. Just as Ethan Hunt thinks he’s solved the problem, another one appears. The plan changes. The threat evolves. The mission gets harder. Modern cybersecurity is starting to feel remarkably similar. Last week alone, security teams were dealing with a steady stream of vulnerabilities across browsers, collaboration tools, open-source software and enterprise platforms. None of that is unusual anymore. What is becoming unusual is the sheer...
Db2 offers four encryption methods but none protect data outside the database. Compare native encryption against tokenization for PCI DSS scope reduction.
Key Takeaways: Claude has quickly become the go-to assistant for people who want all the perks of Copilot, Gemini and ChatGPT without the noise. Anthropic’s model feels steady, respectful, and easier to trust than most AI tools.  But that trust is exactly where trouble starts. When a tool feels safe, employees hand it documents they ... The post A Guide to Claude Security: Risks, Privacy Concerns, Explained in 2026 appeared first on Concentric AI.
AI doesn't create new risk. It surfaces what you already carry, at machine speed.This is Blog 6 in our Data Trust + AI Success SeriesWhy seeing AI risk isn’t enough to protect you from itSecurity by obscurity just died. AI killed it.Why AI doesn’t behave like a humanWhy most AI projects are failingWhy CISOs need a seat at the AI design tableWhy AI is a stress test of your security fundamentalsHow high data trust speeds up AIWhat are the minimum viable security controls for AI?AI doesn’t break yo
Why Trusted AI Requires Operational Governance AI is creating extraordinary opportunities for organizations to move faster, unlock value from data, and transform how work gets done. Across industries, businesses are deploying copilots, generative AI tools, and autonomous agents to improve productivity, accelerate decision making, and operationalize intelligence at an unprecedented scale. However, AI is also […] The post Scaling Privacy Operations for the Agentic Era appeared first on Secur
DB2 best practices for performance tuning, backup, HADR, security, and migration. Covers LUW and z/OS editions with practitioner gotchas and compliance guidance.
The AI awakening is impacting enterprises and industries across the spectrum. According to the 2025 Cisco Cybersecurity Readiness Index, readiness remains flat as AI transforms the industry, with only 4% of organizations at a “mature” level of cybersecurity readiness globally. If that statistic doesn’t scare you, each moment you waste increases your exposure, setting you […] The post Enterprise Readiness Checklist: A Practical Guide to Scaling Secure, Compliant Operations appeared first on
Today, cyberattacks occur every 39 seconds, while organizations take over 241 days to fully identify and contain a data breach. It’s no longer a question of whether a data breach may occur, but rather when the next data breach will occur and the magnitude of impact on business operations and individuals. Data breaches today are […] The post Data Breach Incident Response Checklist: A Practical Guide for Modern Enterprises appeared first on Securiti.
New crypto agility architecture delivers post-quantum algorithm updates through agent-based deployment, replacing the multi-quarter migration model that has historically governed enterprise encryption changes. MILWAUKEE, WI — June 1, 2026 — PKWARE, the data-centric security platform, today announced a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) architecture engineered for what comes after the first migration. The company has re-architected
Le mot « jackpot » résonne aujourd’hui comme le sifflet d’une sirène d’été : il attire les joueurs, promet des fortunes instantanées et donne le ton à toute une soirée de jeu. Depuis les premières caisses communes des paris hippiques jusqu’aux algorithmes complexes qui alimentent les plateformes mobiles, le jackpot a toujours été le fil conducteur de […] The post Les jackpots au fil du temps – Une plongée historique dans le lexique des casinos modernes appeared first on Polymer.
Ground Labs is proud to announce that Enterprise Recon has received Summer 2026 High Performer awards from G2, the world’s largest and most trusted software marketplace.
Minister Solomon to attend demonstration of Canadian surgical AI technology in Paris Canadian technology being tested through France-based clinical partnership to support breast cancer surgery Paris, May 28, 2026 — On the margins of the G7 Digital and Technology Ministerial Meeting under the French Presidency, the Honourable Evan Solomon, Canada’s Minister of Artificial Intelligence and […]
Key Takeaways For US government contractors, data security is no longer just an operational preference. Under frameworks like the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), DFARS, and FISMA, protecting sensitive information has become a direct requirement for participating in the federal supply chain. Source: DoD CIO As the Department of Defense (DoD) continues rolling out mandatory CMMC requirements, the expectations around ... Read More The post CMMC & DFARS Compliance: Air-Gapped PII
Mainframe tokenization replaces sensitive data on IBM Z (z/OS) with format-preserving tokens. See how it reduces compliance audit scope, compares to encryption, & deploys agentlessly.
Discover how an India-based financial solutions provider replaced its legacy DLP with Zecurion's cloud-deployed Next-Generation platform. By leveraging User Behavioral Analytics, dynamic policy adaptation, and proactive data security posture management, the customer reduced alert volumes by nearly ninety percent, eliminated on-premises infrastructure costs, and gained unified visibility across distributed operations. Read the full case study!
CISOs support AI adoption. Getting involved before the decisions are made is a different problem.This is Blog 5 in our Data Trust + AI Success Series{children}{children}{children}{children}Why CISOs need a seat at the AI design table{children}{children}{children}There's a framing problem that keeps showing up in boardrooms. The business deploys AI. The CISO finds out afterward. An incident surfaces. Everyone agrees that security should have been involved earlier. And then the same pattern r
Article refreshed and updated on May 21st, 2026. Key Takeaways: Gemini’s power is its deep Workspace reach, and that’s also its biggest risk. Because Gemini runs inside Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and Drive, it carries search-level access into everyday work. It treats available data as usable data without evaluating business context or intent. Your sensitive data ... The post Google Gemini security risks and privacy concerns explained appeared first on Concentric AI.
As Australian government agencies and regulated enterprises accelerate cloud adoption, the need for independently assessed, government-endorsed cloud security has never... The post Skyhigh Security Renews IRAP Assessment at PROTECTED Level for 2026 appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
From the beginning, Symmetry Systems was built around a simple idea: protecting sensitive data in the AI era requires a... The post A New Chapter for Symmetry Systems: Joining Forces with Zscaler appeared first on Symmetry Systems.
To stop data loss at AI speed, we need AI that can think like the attackers we're stopping.Attackers don't operate with safety rails. They iterate on exfiltration techniques and study how insiders actually behave. They build threat models that exploit the gaps in conventional DLP. The AI systems defending against them, by default, can't do any of that. Most foundation models include guardrails that limit dual-use cybersecurity work, which is exactly the work a modern data security plat
I’ve been reading the 2026 Verizon DBIR faithfully since the early editions, as a practitioner in the trenches, then as... The post 8 Completely Unsurprising Findings from the 2026 Verizon DBIR appeared first on Symmetry Systems.
Generative AI adoption changed enterprise security in ways many organizations have yet to address. The risk did not come from... The post AI Tools Created a Security Gap Your Network Cannot See. Browser Controls Close It. appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
An Indian IT services firm chose Zecurion's cloud-managed DLP after a successful on-premise pilot. The cloud deployment was operational in hours with zero functional limitations — the same powerful agent protected every endpoint. The result: faster incident response, complete remote coverage, and minimal administrative overhead. Read more!
Europe’s sovereignty debate has entered a new phase. What once focused on data residency and compliance is rapidly becoming a much larger question about who controls the infrastructure, AI systems, and operational layers underpinning Europe’s digital future. From hyperscaler dependence to AI compute concentration, the continent is beginning to confront a difficult reality: owning the park is not the same as controlling the gates.
As a global business, where do you run services and hold data? Well, this used to be a relatively simple... The post Securing the Fragmentation of the Modern Enterprise: The Data Hosting Conundrum appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
Most organizations doing business in Canada know they have privacy obligations. Fewer have stress-tested their practices against what regulators demand of them. Regulatory expectations are rising, and enforcement has followed suit. Reform legislation moving through Parliament in 2026 would introduce fines of up to the greater of C$25 million or 5% of gross global revenue. ... The post Canadian Data Privacy Laws: What Organizations Need to Know Before It Gets More Complicated appeared first on Co
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The cloud made us feel powerful. AI exposed who’s really pulling the strings. Sovereignty is no longer about ownership, it’s about real-time control.
Key Takeaways AI security architecture determines whether AI can reason or only retrieve. Without a unified data model, security AI is forced to guess across fragmented systems. Verifiable security AI starts at the data layer. A unified ontology enables transparent investigations backed by raw evidence, not probabilistic answers. Structural design, not model choice, is the real differentiator. Platforms built on unified architecture deliver faster, provable investigations that teams can trust. W
What is the NYC International AI Landing Pad? The NYC International AI Landing Pad is a first-of-its-kind program designed to bring the world’s most promising AI companies to New York City — not to pitch, but to deploy. Built in partnership with NYCEDC, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Anthropic, Airwallex, and Perkins Coie, the program selected 10 […]
Endpoints remain a major security risk in the AI era—discover how local data sprawl, cloud-based scanning, and solutions like Spirion by archTIS impact accuracy, privacy, and endpoint protection. The post Why Endpoints are Still a Data Security Problem in the Age of AI appeared first on archTIS.
Why are we called Jazz? That’s a question we get asked A LOT. International Jazz Day feels like the right time to properly answer it. The post Why We’re Named Jazz appeared first on Jazz.
Theom has officially been recognized as a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Radar for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) v3. The post Theom is the ONLY Vendor to be Named Both a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Radar for DSPM appeared first on Theom.