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SleeperGem hijacked dormant RubyGems accounts to spread malware. Here's why abandoned accounts, domains, and extensions are an everyone problem - not just developers. The post Emerging threat: Abandoned RubyGems maintainer accounts hijacked to poison +574k downloads appeared first on Fable Security.
AI Identity Modernization Guide: Why Your Identity Program Must Evolve for Autonomous Systems — Now 1. The Identity Model You’re Using Was Built for Humans Most IAM programs still assume identities behave predictably, request access intentionally, and follow workflows designed by humans. Agentic AI breaks every one of those assumptions. Agents: ♦ Act autonomously ♦ […] The post AI Identity Modernization Guide: Why Your Identity Program Must Evolve for Autonomous Systems — Now appeared firs
Picture this: A finance employee joins a video call with the CFO and several colleagues. Everything on the call seems normal, as everyone looks and sounds like it’s any working day. The call is efficient, straight to the point. On the advice of several colleagues, the CFO authorizes the finance employee to submit certain wire […] The post Digital impersonation in 2027: A guide on deepfake threats and how to stop them appeared first on BlackCloak | Protect Your Digital Life™.
NetFoundry makes mutual TLS (mTLS) automatic and effortless — no PKI to build, no certificates to manage, no code to rewrite. See how Zero Trust gets simpler. The post mTLS Without the Pain: How NetFoundry Simplifies Mutual TLS at Scale appeared first on NetFoundry.
Discover how a privileged principal in Azure can abuse third-party extensions like Chef to achieve arbitrary command execution on target VMs by deploying malicious cookbooks to extract Managed Identity tokens. The post Azure VM Command Execution using Third-Party Extensions – Chef appeared first on NetSPI.
8 min readKey Takeaways For decades, enterprise identity systems have been built around people signing in. AI agents introduce a more complicated access path. An agent may act for an employee, run inside a separate workload, call an MCP server and reach a downstream system with credentials issued somewhere along the way. By the time the request […] The post Ranking the Top 10 AI Agent Identity Security Vendors for 2026 appeared first on Aembit.
8 min readKey Takeaways For decades, enterprise identity systems have been built around people signing in. AI agents introduce a more complicated access path. An agent may act for an employee, run inside a separate workload, call an MCP server and reach a downstream system with credentials issued somewhere along the way. By the time the request […] The post 10 Identity Security Vendors for AI Agents: Strengths, Tradeoffs and How They Fit appeared first on Aembit.
Tyro CISO Arun Singh on developer trust as a finite resource, and what happens when supply chain attacks force teams to spend it Category: Guides & Best Practices
Finite State's research team pulled apart a 2026 connected camera and found a 2002 vulnerability its whole supply chain missed. Read the full findings.
Cybersecurity has always been a race between defenders and attackers. As threats become more sophisticated, organizations increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to help security teams detect anomalies, investigate … The post Agentic AI Cybersecurity: Benefits, Risks, and Securing Autonomous AI Systems appeared first on BigID.
Straiker secures Claude Chat, Cowork, and Code with runtime detection at 98.1 to 99 percent, full traceability, and a Skills and MCP scanner that stops indirect prompt injection. Now part of Wave 3 of the Claude Compliance API.
Vulnerability mitigation is the process of reducing the likelihood that a security weakness will be exploited or limiting the damage that exploitation could cause. Mitigation protects an organization when a vulnerability cannot be immediately eliminated, including when a patch is unavailable, difficult to deploy, or still being tested. Common cybersecurity mitigation strategies include access controls, […] The post What Is Vulnerability Mitigation? Why Patching Alone Is Not Enough appeared
View the original press release on Newswire and on K12 Dive. Powered by the next evolution of Advanced Phishing, Email Threat Intelligence combines AI-powered phishing detection with actionable analytics. BOULDER, Colo., July 21, 2026 – ManagedMethods, the leading provider of K-12 cybersecurity, student safety, web filtering, and classroom management solutions, today announced Email Threat Intelligence, the ... The post In The News | ManagedMethods Helps K-12 Schools Move Beyond Phish
With key EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) deadlines approaching fast, the window to prepare is narrowing. In a recent Black Duck webinar, cybersecurity experts Emmanuel Gonzalez of Black Duck and Antti Tolvanen of DNV Cyber broke down exactly what’s at stake and what organizations need to do to prepare. Below is a brief Q&A based on their […] The post Countdown to the next EU CRA milestone appeared first on Black Duck.
MCP's 2026 roadmap is becoming reality. Discover how stateless architecture, governance updates, and enterprise-ready patterns reshape Model Context Protocol. The post MCP Is Growing Up: The 2026 Roadmap Takes Shape appeared first on Obot AI.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July X, 2026 (PR NEWSWIRE) — Chris Schueler, CEO of Cyderes, a global managed cybersecurity services partner, has been named a 2026 Security Innovator bySecurityInfoWatch.com andSecurity Business magazine.
By Sukant Kumar, Cybersecurity Researcher A single Pastebin post, flagged by Flare’s paste-site monitoring on April 29, 2026, contained the full Python source code for a Telegram-controlled attack framework. That discovery led to a second, earlier variant of the same codebase and a window into the operator’s live Telegram session. What emerged is a tool […] The post NULLZEREPTOOL: Inside a Telegram-Controlled DDoS and Multi-Function Attack Framework appeared first on Flare | Id
Weighing build vs buy for financial crime AI? Unit21's new API lets you call our agent from your existing stack and get the decision and reasoning back.
SIEM platforms play a central role in detecting and investigating threats. But not all SIEMs deliver the same visibility, detection quality, or operational efficiency. Microsoft Sentinel is often deployed as part of a broader Microsoft stack. It integrates tightly with Microsoft products, but onboarding complete telemetry from external sources can require tuning, normalization, filtering, or … Continued The post Five Ways Exabeam Delivers Better Detection and Security Outcomes Than Microso
Compare the top AI security posture management platforms (AI-SPM) for 2026.
Discover how bad actors exploit the connection between email and messaging apps and why it matters to IT.
A software flaw first disclosed in 2002 was still shipping inside a home security camera in 2026, sitting in plain sight because no one along the supply chain was looking.
On July 15, Armis announced eight new additions to the Armis Integration Network, and we're very excited to be one of them.
Charge-offs happen at every financial institution. But as fraud investigators conduct their post-mortem reviews, they’re sometimes surprised to learn that the “customer” who stopped making their card or loan payments was a person who never really existed in the first place. Synthetic identity fraud, where a fictitious person is constructed from a composite of real and fabricated data, has become the fastest-growing financial crime in the United States.
On July 16, an autonomous AI agent breached Hugging Face's production infrastructure end to end. When Hugging Face tried to investigate, the same guardrails built to stop AI attackers blocked their own responders from analyzing the evidence. Here's what that means for security teams building on AI, and what to test before a breach happens. The post The Hugging Face Breach Lesson on Autonomous AI Attacks appeared first on Synack.
Recent developments around Mythos, Fable 5, and Project Glasswing have made one thing clear: network security matters more than ever in the AI era. AI-driven systems are accelerating vulnerability discovery,...
Flashpoint intelligence tracks Rehub, breaking down its migration, infrastructure, and the various RaaS groups sponsoring and partnering with it. The post Understanding Illicit Ecosystems: Inside Rehub’s Rise as a Primary Ransomware Marketplace appeared first on Flashpoint.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday business operations. According to McKinsey’s 2025 State of AI survey, 88% of organizations now use AI in at least one … The post AI Model Security: Risks, Threats, and Best Practices appeared first on BigID.
What is AI agent tool calling? Function calling, MCP, and A2A in 2026, and how to source agent-optimized tools that scale reliably and securely.
Annual HIPAA risk assessments remain essential, but modern healthcare environments are changing faster than traditional compliance cycles were designed to accommodate. The post Data Shows the Era of Reactive HIPAA Compliance Is Over appeared first on Omega Systems.
A practical guide to PCI DSS in healthcare: who needs it, what’s in scope, common pitfalls, and a readiness checklist for teams. The post PCI DSS Compliance in Healthcare: Who Needs It, Requirements, and a Practical Readiness Checklist appeared first on Meditology Services.
A practical guide to PCI DSS in healthcare: who needs it, what’s in scope, common pitfalls, and a readiness checklist for teams. The post PCI DSS Compliance in Healthcare: Who Needs It, Requirements, and a Practical Readiness Checklist appeared first on Meditology Services.
by Jonathan Elmer Quick Answer You likely need PCI DSS if your organization (or a business unit) accepts, stores, processes, or transmits payment card data—or if systems you manage can impact that environment. Scope is determined… The post PCI DSS Compliance in Healthcare: Who Needs It, Requirements, and a Practical Readiness Checklist appeared first on Meditology Services.
Security teams are operating in an environment that grows more complex every quarter. AI adoption is accelerating, hybrid work remains... The post Product Updates Q2 2026: Simplified Security Across Web, Cloud, Data, and AI appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
July 21, 2026. Most enterprise identity programs have a coverage problem they don’t talk about publicly: a meaningful share of their application estate sits outside the reach of their governance platform entirely. READI and One Identity have formed a technology alliance to close that gap, giving joint customers a path to govern the legacy, on-premises,
Understand AI governance and why MCP is becoming the foundation for secure, observable, and compliant AI agent deployments across the enterprise. The post What Is AI Governance: A Framework for Enterprise MCP Teams appeared first on Obot AI.
Why did narrative attacks about the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding spread so quickly? The lack of official photos and verified details created an information vacuum that was quickly filled by AI-generated images, deepfakes, and anonymous accounts posting unverified recollections of the event. How can high-profile individuals protect themselves from narrative attacks and disinformation? […] The post 5 Manipulated Narratives Surrounding the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wedding appear
The convergence of a presidential address, a federal agency's data leak, and a record-breaking software patch cycle tells us something we can no longer afford to ignore.