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Today we're launching nine pre-built Agentic Workflows that hunt for the subtle authentication, injection, and logic flaws that matter most, covering 70+ CWEs across the OWASP Top 10.
Branch61G Weekly for July 28, 2026, the first issue: a critical SharePoint deserialization flaw where stolen machine keys survive the patch, Qilin ransomware entering through a PAN-OS authentication bypass, an AI agent running unattended against Thailand's Ministry of Finance, and the confirmed Fairlife breach by Anubis.
Who Should Read: Digital Transformation Leaders, Innovation Officers, AppSec Managers, and DevOps Architects. Summary Recent research reveals that 61% of security professionals are calling for a strategic pause on AI development to manage mounting risks. However, in today’s hyper-competitive landscape, pausing is a competitive disadvantage that kills innovation. Organizations can reject the false choice between speed and safety by leveraging autonomous security like Interactive Application
: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.
AI agents are moving into production faster than organizations can govern them. According to Deloitte's 2026 State of AI in the Enterprise survey, 74% of organizations expect to be using AI agents at least moderately by 2027, up from 23% today. Yet only 21% have a mature governance model in place for agentic AI — meaning roughly 80% lack capabilities like clear agent decision boundaries, real-time monitoring and audit trails. Closing the gap between agent adoption and agent trust requires trust…
As organizations scale AI agents, the context those systems rely on determine whether they succeed or fail. A developer asking Snowflake Cortex about "monthly active users" may get a different answer than a colleague asking Databricks Genie the same question, because no single governed definition exists to ground either response. According to , 60% of AI projects will be abandoned due to poor data readiness, and missing and fragmented context sits at the heart of that failure. The organizations…
Explore how to secure agentic AI in OT with verifiable agent identity, least-privilege authorization, & broker-level command enforcement for factory agents.
Learn how Datadog built Mambark, a small state-space model that scores every security event and enables heavier AI agents to investigate only the events that matter.
Corgea's weekly briefing for 22-28 July 2026 covers GitHub Actions abuse tied to cPanel/WHM exploitation, ViteVenom's blockchain-backed npm RAT, RefluXFS's XFS local-root race, and Netty's July decoder DoS fixes.
The cybersecurity landscape constantly evolves, and vulnerabilities like CVE-2026-6251 require our attention. This particular vulnerability affects the Chaty Pro plugin for WordPress. Systems running versions 3.5.5 or earlier are susceptible to an authenticated SQL injection a...
The recent discovery of a vulnerability, CVE-2026-16811, in the ShopLentor plugin for WordPress has significant implications for server security. This SQL injection vulnerability affects all versions of the plugin up to and including 3.4.5. It allows authenticated attackers wi...
In July 2026, a critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-14041, was identified in the Bouncy Castle library for Java. This bug allows unauthorized access to private key information through timing discrepancies during cryptographic operations. The implications of this vulnerability are...
Right now, in one of your employee's personal vaults, there's a login for a vendor portal your team has been using for three years. Whoever set it up no longer works at the company. The password has never been rotated. And until today, you didn't know it existed.That credential was created outside your systems, became essential to a business workflow, and went invisible. Every organization has hundreds like it: break-glass accounts copied into multiple vaults as a precaution, contractor logins t
No developer wants to be responsible for causing a catastrophic breach. But security best practices are often incompatible with the expectation that developers constantly write and ship code, and that velocity is massively accelerating thanks to AI adoption. Developers trying to work fast need convenience, but the easiest place to put a developer secret can sometimes be the riskiest place to leave it. For many developers, that place is a local .env file: fast, familiar, and supported by the tool
Here's a moment that comes up in nearly every compliance review: a security engineer pulls a list of IAM roles in the AWS environment. The list is long. Some roles were created for a migration project that closed two quarters ago, a few belong to contractors who haven't worked there in over a year, and others are attached to agentic identities without any way to see which human they were acting on behalf of. There's no ticket to clean them up, no alert when the access outlived its purpose, and n
OpenAI’s Hugging Face incident is a wake-up call: AI systems can escape their own test harnesses, and vendors can’t be the only ones validating safety.
Elastic announces the availability of Elastic Cloud Serverless in two additional Azure regions and two additional Google Cloud regions. Elastic meets customers where their data is — all around the globe.
AttackIQ introduced the following scenarios in response to the recently published CISA Advisory (AA26-204A), which details how the Russian state-sponsored adversary known as Laundry Bear has targeted and compromised government and commercial organizations across Western countries through the exploitation of the Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) since at least July 2025. The post Response to CISA Advisory (AA26-204A): Russian State-Supported Cyber Actors Conduct Phishing Campaign Targeting Users o
AI coding agents are shipping code to your repositories right now... The post Introducing Agentic Workflows: Put Agents to Work for Security appeared first on Cycode.
UPDATE August 5, 2026: This week at Black Hat USA, the OpenAI team presented a detailed reconstruction of the chain of events behind the Hugging Face incident. I was glad to watch OpenAI speaking openly about it. This kind of transparency reflects the same spirit of collaboration we experienced working with their team behind the …
Every scholarship Folds of Honor delivers is for a family that gave something enormous. The organization provides educational scholarships to the families of fallen and disabled military service members and first responders, year-round. Over the Fourth of July weekend, Finosec donated $8,000 to that mission. How the number was built Here’s the part we love […]
In this blog, we will discuss what qualifies as a high-risk environment, why these environments require specialized security assessments, why enterprises trust CERT-In empanelled auditors for security audit of their High-Risk Environments, and risks of hiring Non-Empanelled Auditors in these cases.  What Are High-Risk Environments?  All IT environments don’t carry the same level of risk. Some systems process sensitive information, […]
NEW YORK, July 2026 — Palqee today unveiled CARROTS'N'STICKS, a new runtime governance framework designed to make autonomous AI agents more stable by introducing consequences for behavioral mistakes as they operate. The research tackles a growing challenge facing regulated industries. AI agents are becoming increasingly capable of completing complex, long running tasks, yet even small behavioral deviations can create operational, regulatory and financial risk. An agent does not need to fail...
Compliance programs typically run on two different kinds of software. A GRC platform manages your compliance program including the continuous, internal work of keeping controls, policies, and risks in order year-round. An audit management platform manages your audit and is the structured engagement between your organization and your audit firm, from kickoff through final report. […] The post What Is an Audit Management Platform and How Does It Fit With Your GRC Tool? appeared first on A-LI
As ChatGPT connects to health records, healthcare leaders need unified AI and privacy incident management to assess risk and respond defensibly. The post When AI Connects to Health Records, Privacy Governance Must Become Incident-Ready appeared first on RadarFirst.