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LLMs in Security Research - AI, Standards, and Why Evidence Still Matters
Pointing back to the source for information is a core component in security research. If you cannot prove what you claim using the source material, you're in trouble. People are confused and some will start calling you out. Further down the line, people might also become wary of publications that quote or share your research. This is not good for the public’s trust in the long run.
3 Daughters, 3 Lessons: What Parenting Taught Me About Leading Engineering Teams
Dashlane's CTO shares what raising three teenagers taught him about adaptability, ownership, and leading engineering teams through change. The post 3 Daughters, 3 Lessons: What Parenting Taught Me About Leading Engineering Teams appeared first on Dashlane Blog
Building an AI Governance Framework: A Practical Structure
A policy document alone isn't an AI governance framework. Here's the practical structure, inventory, evidence, and controls, that works. The post Building an AI Governance Framework: A Practical Structure appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
IT Systems Administrator
IT Systems Administrator john.cezar Wed, 09/02/2026 - 09:04 About the roleThe Red Piranha environment is a fast paced, security focused environment and the IT Systems Administrator role has significant impact on business operations. The role involves continuous assessment of priorities across a variety of operational and uplift projects. Key responsibilities Providing L1/L2 IT Support to internal and external stakeholders Troubleshooting hardware, software, and network related issues both on sit
Agentic AI Governance: How Enterprises Can Govern Autonomous AI Agents From Discovery to Evidence
AI agents no longer just answer questions — they take actions inside enterprise systems. Governing that shiftrequires more than a policy update. It requires operational infrastructure. At a Glance: Agentic AI Governance is the operational approach enterprises use to govern autonomous AI agents that can make decisions, access systems, use tools, and take actions without […]
Perpetual KYC has moved from if to how
For years, perpetual KYC lived in the same category as most compliance modernization ideas: widely endorsed, rarely funded. That era is over. In the Liminal Index for KYC in Banking 2026, 98.8% of banks said perpetual KYC is live, in rollout, or planned within the next 12 months. Among those furthest along, most completed the […] The post Perpetual KYC has moved from if to how appeared first on Liminal.co.
Red Piranha Joins University Western Australia Global Engagement Alliance for Cybersecurity Collaboration
Red Piranha Joins University Western Australia Global Engagement Alliance for Cybersecurity Collaboration john.cezar Wed, 09/02/2026 - 08:37 Red Piranha, Australia’s leading developer and manufacturer of advanced cybersecurity technology, is Red Piranha is excited to announce the formal signing and launch of University Western Australia (UWA) Global Engagement Alliance (Alliance) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), at the IC3 Conference in Mumbai, India on 19 August 2026. Red Piranha was selected
What to Look for in an AI Security Company
AI security companies all claim the same things. Here's the checklist to actually evaluate one, from coverage to data sovereignty. The post What to Look for in an AI Security Company appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
Rétro-ingénierie d’une récente campagne PureLogs Stealer
Parmi les attaques quotidiennes qui sont observées par les analystes SOC durant leur supervision, les malwares de type stealer ont une place de choix. Ces logiciels qui volent les mots de passe stockés de manière non sécurisée sur les machines sont en effet massivement utilisés par les attaquants dans des campagnes pour récupérer des informations [...]
INFOSEK, 2.-4. September 2026, Slowenien
The post INFOSEK, 2.-4. September 2026, Slowenien appeared first on IKARUS Security.
The Grey Zone Offensive: Russia’s Hybrid War Comes to the Surface
Recent developments in Russia’s hybrid warfare campaign can be characterized by a widening range of tactics, spanning maritime sanctions evasion, coercive signaling at sea, drone pressure around NATO’s borders, disinformation, and covert action in Europe. Where earlier iterations of Russian hybrid activity relied heavily on covert influence operations and deniable proxy actions, the current campaign is marked by a willingness to operate closer to the surface. Shadow fleet vessels have been ident
GRC software in Switzerland 2026: a due diligence brief for regulated buyers
A buyer's brief on the Swiss GRC market rather than a feature list. What the Swiss regulatory frame actually demands, which of the three domestic generalists automates the programme instead of administering it, and the eight facts twelve vendors are willing to publish before an NDA.
Top 5 Cloud Migration Strategies That You Must Follow in 2026
Summary: This write-up provides the best insights for creating a reliable & secure cloud migration strategies. If you are looking for the same, then … The post Top 5 Cloud Migration Strategies That You Must Follow in 2026 appeared first on SysTools Tech Blog.
The Hidden Cost of Manual Reconciliation in Tax Departments, and How AI Solves It
Manual reconciliation inside India’s GST enforcement machinery, matching return filings against e-way bills, FASTag movement records, bank data, and company registration details by hand, is not just slow. It is a major reason why detected tax evasion so often outpaces what gets recovered and why genuine fraud cases quietly go cold before anyone acts on […] The post The Hidden Cost of Manual Reconciliation in Tax Departments, and How AI Solves It appeared first on Innefu Labs.
Machinery Cybersecurity Compliance EU Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
Radiflow, working with certified security and systems integration partners, is helping machinery manufacturers, system integrators and end-users meet the new cybersecurity requirements introduced by the EU Machinery Regulation. From 20 January 2027, cybersecurity becomes part of the Essential Health and Safety Requirements (EHSRs) for industrial machinery for the first time – turning it from a […] The post Machinery Cybersecurity Compliance EU Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 appeared first
When Does Brand Imitation Become Impersonation?
Learn when brand imitation becomes brand impersonation, how AI is changing identity abuse, and what security and brand teams should monitor in 2026. The post When Does Brand Imitation Become Impersonation? appeared first on BrandShield.
CYBRAL Secures Three Additional U.S. Patents, Advancing Agentic AI Cybersecurity
CYBRAL has secured three additional U.S. patents covering autonomous security validation and AI-driven visualization of attack paths and sensitive data at risk.
Triage & Response Bottlenecks Eating into MSSP Margins: How to Remove the Friction
As MSSPs take on more clients, alert volumes grow fast. Analyst capacity usually doesn’t. That gap shows up in triage and response first. Teams spend too much time checking IOCs, switching between tools, rebuilding context, and escalating cases that could have been closed earlier. Across thousands of investigations, those extra minutes turn into slower response, […] The post Triage & Response Bottlenecks Eating into MSSP Margins: How to Remove the Friction appeared first on ANY.RUN's Cyber
Why Access Reviews Miss Application Risk | Saviynt
Periodic access reviews have long been the default for managing identity risk and maintaining regulatory compliance. These reviews were designed when most identity risks came from human users, who follow the “joiner, mover, leaver” pattern of access changes. Additionally, core business risks and functions were encapsulated within a single business application, allowing reviews to be scoped around individual applications.
Policy on Paper, Risk in Practice
Ask any security leader whether their organization has an AI policy and most will say yes. Ask how it’s enforced, and the answer gets complicated. According to the 2026 Unified Data Security Report, nearly half of the organizations surveyed still rely on written policies, post-event monitoring, or inconsistently enforced controls as their primary enforcement approach. […]
Darknet Search Engine: Boston Scientific Cyberattack
Darknet Search Engine intelligence can provide an additional layer of visibility when a major cyber incident affects a critical medical-device manufacturer. Boston Scientific identified a cybersecurity incident on August 25, 2026, that disrupted certain information systems and business applications supporting manufacturing, order processing, and product shipments. The company is investigating the incident with third-party cybersecurity […]
Securing Mobile Communications – Why Mobile Device Management Is Only The First Step
Mobile devices have fundamentally transformed operations across all sectors, including highly sensitive fields such as law enforcement, government agencies, and […] The post Securing Mobile Communications – Why Mobile Device Management Is Only The First Step appeared first on Soliton Systems.
Colorado SB 189: What the New AI Law Changes from SB 205
On May 14, 2026, Governor Jared Polis signed SB26-189 into law. SB 189 repeals and reenacts Colorado's earlier AI consumer protection framework enacted as SB24-205. The key change is a shift from SB 205's broader regulation of "high-risk artificial intelligence systems" to a narrower regime focused on developers and deployers of covered automated decision-making technology […] The post Colorado SB 189: What the New AI Law Changes from SB 205 appeared first on Securiti.
You can’t keep up, so prioritize better.
Attackers don't need to find every route in. They just need one. COO Luke Potter argues the fix isn't more scanning. It's vulnerability prioritization: focus research where an attacker would actually look, then build the signal to catch what slips through. The post You can’t keep up, so prioritize better. appeared first on CovertSwarm.
How Does DORA Address Third-Party ICT Risk?
DORA requires financial entities to document, assess and monitor ICT third-party risk, including subcontracting chains and concentration risk.
QuSecure Delivers Field-Ready Post-Quantum Cryptography and Crypto-Agility for U.S. Army at Project Convergence Capstone 6
QuProtect R3 reached Technical Readiness Level 7 at Project Convergence Capstone 6, providing quantum-resistant communications for Army tactical networks.
Latest BGP Hijack Targets Hosting Software Vendor
This post analyzes the technical details of the BGP hijack against Softaculous Ltd, the company behind the Softaculous auto-installer and the Virtualizor VM management platform. The hijack enabled an attacker to fraudulently obtain a TLS certificate and use it to deliver a malicious Virtualizor update to a portion of the company's customer base.
CrowdStrike Extends Endpoint Security to Stop Software Supply Chain Attacks
CrowdStrike Delivers the Next Evolution of the Agentic SOC
Stories from the field, part 2: When vulnerability scores don’t tell the whole story
Understanding the potential security vulnerabilities introduced by the open source packages in a codebase is essential. The teams need visibility into affected components, severity scores, and available fixes. But anyone who has worked through a real software audit knows that the scan result is only the beginning of the conversation. In reviewing automated scan results […] The post Stories from the field, part 2: When vulnerability scores don’t tell the whole story appeared first on Black
Inside the screensharingd Bugs: How macOS Screen Sharing Went from Root File Access to Pre-Auth Compromise
In late July 2026, a cluster of vulnerabilities in macOS Screen Sharing turned what initially looked like a fairly constrained privilege problem into one of the more interesting macOS remote-attack stories in years.
Manual vs Automated Penetration Testing (2026 Guide)
Manual is depth without scale. Automated is scale without depth. Agentic AI is both. See the honest comparison and the third category that the debate misses.
Your AI agent traces are probably leaking secrets
Redaction catches only what you know to look for. Here's how to stop credentials from reaching your traces at all.
Turning Your QA Team into Security Heroes (Without Adding a Single Task)
Organizations running enterprise Java applications do not need to choose between release speed and thorough application security. By combining Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST) with existing Quality Assurance (QA) automation pipelines, security teams can evaluate code during routine functional testing. This approach expands security coverage, eliminates false positives, and speeds up release cycles without creating extra work for QA engineers. Target Audience: Application Security
Hacking AI customer service agents
As AI agents are deployed to automate more tasks, they become more capable. And as the famous quote goes: "With great power comes great responsibility." Assuming that humans in the loop can mitigate that risk turns out to be. At Bug Bounty Village during DEF CON 34, Inti De Ceukelaire, Founding Member of Intigriti, delivered a talk on how attackers can abuse today's AI agents in ways most defenders haven't thought about yet, from tricking agents into spilling secrets to forcing them to carry out
[webapps] Marimo 0.20.4 - RCE
Marimo 0.20.4 - RCE
[hardware] Fullhan FH8626V100 - Multiple Vulnerabilities
Fullhan FH8626V100 - Multiple Vulnerabilities
[webapps] Langflow 1.10.0 - RCE
Langflow 1.10.0 - RCE
Multi-Turn MCP Error Hypnosis: How One Server Exfiltrates PII From Another
An untrusted MCP server pulled customer PII out of a trusted Postgres MCP using the agent as courier. The agent's own PII guardrail became the cover for the crossing.