Why healthcare needs to ditch the password and switch to the PIN
When it comes to security, complexity isn’t the answer to better protection.
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AUTOCRYPT Establishes Public PKI System to Scale Plug&Charge Services in the Physical AI Era
AUTOCRYPT, a a leading Physical AI security solutions provider, announced that it has successfully established a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) system for Plug&Charge (PnC) services in South Korea, enabling diverse OEMs and charging point operators (CPOs) to connect through a common authentication framework. The infrastructure was validated across electric vehicles from six global automotive brands, […]
Tuskira Open Sources the AI Agent Gateway for MCP Tools and LLMs
Tuskira's open-source AI Agent Gateway sits between your agents and the LLMs and MCP tools they call, with per-agent profiles, credential injection and full call logs. Self-hosted, Apache 2.0.
Personal AI Agents Are Coming to Work, and They’re Walking Out With Your Secrets
6 min readPersonal agents are about to test whether enterprises know who, or what, is using their credentials. The post Personal AI Agents Are Coming to Work, and They’re Walking Out With Your Secrets appeared first on Aembit.
Cybersecurity Awareness: Small Actions That Can Make a Big Difference
When businesses hear “cybersecurity,” it is easy to picture expensive security tools, dedicated cybersecurity teams, and complicated technology. For many small to medium-sized businesses, that can make improving their cybersecurity seem overwhelming—or simply too expensive. But some of the most meaningful ways to reduce cyber risk aren’t complicated or cost prohibitive. They are everyday business […] The post Cybersecurity Awareness: Small Actions That Can Make a Big Difference appea
Teaching AI Law – Video
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: What Does an Attacker See When They Look at Your Environment?
The post Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: What Does an Attacker See When They Look at Your Environment? appeared first on Acalvio.
A secret scanner that blocks git push gets turned off
Blocking every GitHub token everywhere breaks the most ordinary thing an agent does, so operators exempt the whole host or switch the rule off. The better question is where the credential is going, and the providers already publish the answer.
Pipelock v3.6 Upgrade Guide: Breaking Changes and Checks
Pipelock v3.6 refuses some config that 3.5 accepted, and changes a few outputs that scripts read. Run the new binary against your current config before you replace a running service. pipelock check --config /path/to/pipelock.yaml Use the real production config path. Every refusal names the field, and most name the value and the fix. Config that now fails to load Each of these was accepted by 3.5 and is refused by 3.6, at startup and on hot reload.
Your sandbox says what the agent could do. What did it do?
Agent sandboxes describe the boundary before the run. The question after it is what the agent changed on disk. And an empty change list is only evidence if the tool can also say when it didn’t look.
Sophos Named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security for Enterprises 2026
Sophos has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Modern Endpoint Security for Enterprises 2026, recognizing the strength of our prevention-first approach and stopping AI-era threats as early as possible.
What ISO/IEC Certification Means for BlackBerry UEM Customers
See how the BlackBerry UEM solution’s ISO/IEC 27001, 27017, and 27018 certifications support security, privacy, and compliance reviews.
Serval vs. Flow by ServiceNow: full-stack ITSM vs. automation layer
Serval vs Flow by ServiceNow: Serval is a full-stack AI-native ITSM with change, problem, and CMDB. Flow is a chat and automation layer. Compare features.
One control plane for every AI your people use
On 1 October, Matt Einig and Tiina Rytkönen announced multi-AI governance in Rencore and walked through it live in the product. Claude Enterprise is in preview now and ChatGPT Enterprise follows.…
The Inner Circle
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
Agentic Remediation: Because You Can't Prioritize Your Way Out of 66,000 Vulnerabilities
With 130+ new CVEs a day, ranking vulnerabilities no longer reduces risk. Patrick Münch on agentic remediation: AI agents that plan, execute and verify fixes, with the right level of human control for every change.
HiveMQ at ICC 2026: bringing industrial data into context with Ignition
See how HiveMQ and Ignition put plant data into context at ICC 2026, from shared KPIs in Ignition dashboards to AI agent diagnostics that a person approves.
The first 72 hours of a ransomware attack: Why restored isn’t recovered
Restoring servers isn’t the same as recovering the business. Plan ransomware recovery and use AI-assisted investigation to detect attacks sooner.
Monitor Databricks with Datadog
Learn how to monitor the performance, data quality, and costs of your Databricks analytics and AI/ML workloads with Datadog.
Databricks’ native monitoring resources
Learn how to collect Databricks and Spark telemetry with system tables, the Databricks and Spark UIs, job notifications, and the Databricks REST API.
Vulnerability Remediation After Mythos: Prove the Fix
Frontier AI made finding vulnerabilities fast and abundant. Vulnerability remediation is now the bottleneck, and the step that fails quietly is proving the fix.
Which Autonomous SOC Agent Integrates Well With Your Existing XDR Platform?
Simbian, Intezer, Dropzone AI, Charlotte AI, and Microsoft's triage Agent, compared on what matters once an XDR is in place: acting back through it, seeing past it, and covering more than one.
Which Autonomous SOC Agent Integrates Well With Existing SIEM? Top 5 for SIEM Integration
Five AI SOC Agents compared, from their own documentation, on how they work with a SIEM you already own: where they query, what they write back, and what breaks when the SIEM changes.
AI agent exploits Zammad zero-days in DIVD breach: What we know and how to detect it
From reactive to resilient: Findings from the Total Economic Impact of Elastic Observability 2026
A Forrester Consulting study finds that enterprises deploying Elastic Observability achieve a 362% ROI, $28.1 million in three-year benefits, and payback in under six months, all while reclaiming thousands of engineering hours from incident response.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 39 (2026)
Ryuk access broker heads to prison, TraderTraitor backdoors surface on victim with no crypto ties, and one operator's AI agents skim 600K credit cards.
Exposure-Based Vulnerability Management: A CISO's Guide | JupiterOne
AI-accelerated vulnerability discovery is breaking patch-speed metrics. Here's what exposure-based vulnerability management looks like and what it takes.
How Genie One reshapes work for finance teams
A finance team’s job is not simply to report the numbers: it’s to interpret what...
GPT-6 Sol on Codex: average scores, quarter the cost | Blog | Endor Labs
Codex with GPT-6 Sol scores 72.1% FuncPass and 25.1% SecPass for $104 on Azure — 78% cheaper than Astra ($468) — with zero confirmed cheating.
Fortinet warns of critical FortiMail flaw exploited in zero-day attacks
Fortinet is warning customers of a critical FortiMail vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-104286, that is being actively exploited in zero-day attacks to execute unauthorized code or commands on vulnerable devices. [...]
Healthcare cybersecurity statistics for 2026
In a March 2026 Paubox survey of 170 U.S. healthcare IT leaders, 58% said their organization had been breached through email in the past 24 months. Email runs through most of the numbers below. Phishing, business email compromise, and AI-written attacks all reach staff through the inbox.
Vom alten Segel zum nachhaltigen Produkt
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The Future Of Human-Machine Teaming: Why AI Won’t Replace Security Operators
Every time a new AI capability lands in security operations, someone asks how many analysts it lets us cut. It’s become almost reflexive. But it might be the wrong question, […] The post The Future Of Human-Machine Teaming: Why AI Won’t Replace Security Operators appeared first on Ridge Security.
BreachRx Adds Out-of-Band Communications to Rex Platform
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Protectimus vs Duo Security: A Complete MFA Comparison
Hardware OATH Tokens for Azure AD (Entra ID) and Microsoft 365 MFA
wolfSSL Wins Two 2026 Best in Show Awards for wolfHSM and wolfIP
Two wolfSSL products have been recognized for their contributions to embedded systems. wolfHSM won a Best in Show award at GVSETS, and wolfIP won a Best in Show award at embedded world North America. wolfHSM Automotive Hardware Security Modules wolfHSM is a portable HSM solution for automotive and embedded systems. Its client-server architecture moves sensitive […]
The invisible partner ecosystem behind public services
The role of public-service ecosystems We interact with public services and government administrations every day: submitting a permit application, applying for financial support, filing a legal claim, or sending documents to a customs authority for goods crossing an international border.…
AI + HIPAA webinar recap with healthcare's new builders
On September 30, Paubox hosted AI + HIPAA: Healthcare's new builders, a one-hour panel on what changes when people outside engineering start building with AI.
Comparing Identity Verification Solutions for Banks: The Metrics That Actually Matter
Banks default to price, integration timelines, and feature checklists when evaluating identity verification vendors, then wonder why deployments struggle six months later. The five metrics that actually predict enterprise readiness are deployment flexibility, cryptographic data ownership, identity... The post Comparing Identity Verification Solutions for Banks: The Metrics That Actually Matter appeared first on Daon.