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Preparing to Defend Against AI-Enabled Attackers

To stay ahead of adversaries and defend against AI-accelerated attacks, we need a renewed focus on the fundamentals of cybersecurity. There’s something paradoxical about preparing for AI-driven cyber attacks. The instinct, when faced with adversaries who can operate at incredible speed, is to throw out the existing playbook and reach for novel approaches to cyber […] The post Preparing to Defend Against AI-Enabled Attackers appeared first on SixMap | Bridging the Reconnaissance Gap.

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Why Endpoints are Still a Data Security Problem in the Age of AI

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.

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Why Your Agentic AI Pentester Is Probably Just a Fancy Scanner

The agentic AI security market has a marketing problem. Every platform now claims to do “agentic penetration testing.” The phrase has been stretched so thin it has stopped meaning anything. […] The post Why Your Agentic AI Pentester Is Probably Just a Fancy Scanner appeared first on Ridge Security.

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AI Gateway vs AI Firewall vs AI Proxy: Category Definitions

AI gateway, AI firewall, and AI proxy are three terms vendors use almost interchangeably for products in the AI security space — but they emphasize different jobs. An AI gateway is a routing and integration layer for LLM traffic; an AI firewall is a deny / block control plane for prompts and responses; an AI proxy is the inline transport that carries either of those jobs. The post AI Gateway vs AI Firewall vs AI Proxy: Category Definitions appeared first on Data443.

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Data Resilience That Drives Growth: 2026 Women of the Channel on Partner Priorities

As 51% of partners discuss ransomware with customers every week and 26% discuss it daily1, it’s clear that channel partners play a central role in strengthening customer data resilience. Channel expertise, local market knowledge, and trusted relationships help organizations recover from ransomware attacks, infrastructure failures, and disasters with Arcserve solutions.  

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Stronger Cybersecurity, Stronger Business: NIST Celebrates 2026 National Small Business Week

Happy National Small Business Week! For over 60 years, the U.S. Small Business Administration has led this initiative to acknowledge the critical contributions of America’s entrepreneurs and small business owners. Part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, NIST’s mission is to drive U.S. innovation and global competitiveness, and the small business community is central to this mission. In this year’s blog, we shine a spotlight on some new and upcoming NIST resources that are all focused on strengt

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New Magecart Attack Abuses Google Firestore and PayPal’s Braintree API

NEW MAGECART ATTACK ABUSES GOOGLE FIRESTORE AND PAYPAL’S BRAINTREE API A new Magecart campaign shows how dangerous client-side attacks become when they hide inside trusted cloud and payment infrastructure. Instead of sending stolen card data to an obviously suspicious domain, the skimmer used Google Firestore, a Google-hosted database service, to deliver malicious JavaScript and PayPal’s The post New Magecart Attack Abuses Google Firestore and PayPal’s Braintree API appeared first on Sourc

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Investigation flow on the most normal alerts

Based on the 10 most normal alerts, a generic investigation flow should be created. It is a decision tree that cyber security analysts can use to better counteract a potential attack, and to investigate whether it is a real attack or a false positive.

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What’s an agent gateway?

Learn what an AI agent gateway is, how it differs from an LLM gateway, and why autonomous agents need centralized routing, guardrails, and observability.

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Pipelock vs Cloudflare AI Gateway

The short version Pipelock is an open-source agent firewall. It scans HTTP, WebSocket, and MCP traffic routed through it for credential leaks, prompt injection, SSRF, and tool poisoning and can emit signed action receipts for mediated decisions when a signing key is configured. Single Go binary, self-hosted. Cloudflare AI Gateway is a hosted gateway between an application and its LLM providers. The integration is a base URL change: the application calls the gateway endpoint instead of the provid

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Research Worth Reading - Week 18, 2026

The consensus seems to be: models don't matter... 🤖 AI threats in the wild: The current state of prompt injections on the web 👍 0 A quick list of indirect prompt injection examples Google came across: AI threats in the wild: The current state of prompt injections on the web. 🪟 Persistence Atlas: 19 Techniques Nobody Talks About 👍 0 A great list of persistence methods for AD and Windows: Persistence Atlas: 19 Techniques Nobody Talks About. 😳 Securing GitHub: Wiz Research uncove

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AI Security Latency: Real-Time Enforcement Explained

Can You Enforce AI Security in Real Time Without Breaking Latency? Yes — Vaikora adds about 8 ms at the median and stays under 50 ms at P99, which is well under 1% of a typical LLM round-trip time. This guide breaks down where the 8 ms goes, shows the latency histogram in text, explains the methodology behind the measurements, and addresses the three latency objections platform engineers actually raise. The post AI Security Latency: Real-Time Enforcement Explained appeared first on Data443.

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Foundation models vs. analyst copilots: which does what

Two different uses of AI are getting conflated in security marketing. Analyst copilots help humans triage and investigate faster. Foundation models for telemetry detect attacks directly. They are complementary, not competing, and the confusion costs SOC teams real money. This post separates the two.

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The detection gap in encrypted east-west traffic

Most enterprise traffic is encrypted, and most of it travels east-west between internal services. Network detection tools that built their reputations on north-south packet inspection are largely blind to the encrypted east-west flow that carries most modern attacks. This post explains why the gap exists, what signal is available, and how a LogLM detects threats in this category without decrypting traffic.

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c-review

Performs comprehensive C/C++ security review for memory corruption, integer overflows, race conditions, and platform-specific vulnerabilities.

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How to Block PII in LLM Traffic Before It Leaves Your Environment

This guide walks through how the three redaction modes work, shows a before / after redacted-then-restored payload, presents the architecture diagram for the egress block, and explains the metadata-only audit pattern that keeps your audit log out of HIPAA / GDPR / PCI scope. The post How to Block PII in LLM Traffic Before It Leaves Your Environment appeared first on Data443.

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Pre-Incident Planning: 5 Things to Document in an Incident Response Plan

Many incident response plans focus on what to do after an attack starts. Isolate the infected devices. Contact your IR firm. Notify legal. All sound advice, but only useful if you already know who to call, where your backups live, and which systems the business cannot survive without. The post Pre-Incident Planning: 5 Things to Document in an Incident Response Plan appeared first on DriveSavers Data Recovery Services.

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PacketViper: Reconnaissance Now Fails on Every Surface

PacketViper announces Agent-Enhanced AMTD and Hive Auto-Immunity, extending preemptive moving target defense to the endpoint and the network simultaneously. Built on the same platform that stopped a rogue AI agent four times in four runs. The post PacketViper: Reconnaissance Now Fails on Every Surface appeared first on PacketViper.

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LLM Penetration Testing: 2026 Methodology Guide

LLM penetration testing is not a normal web-app pentest with a chatbot bolted on. The attack surface includes the prompt layer, model behaviour, retrieval (RAG), tool and agent invocation, and output handling — and the most damaging failures usually live in the seams between those layers.

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KQED Forum Features DriveSavers in “When Your Devices Fritz And Your Digital Life Is Lost. What Next?”

KQED Forum host Alexis Madrigal devoted his April 29, 2026 episode to the story of digital data loss, with New Yorker staff writer Julian Lucas, our Director of Business Development Sarah Farrell and former Data Crisis Counselor Kelly Chessen as guests. The show built on Lucas's recent New Yorker feature about DriveSavers, "Resurrection Hardware," and spent the hour going further into the work and the people behind it. The post KQED Forum Features DriveSavers in “When Your Devices Fritz An