AI Speed, Human-Speed Guardrails
A SailPoint report finds most organizations still run identity security at human speed even as they deploy AI agents that operate far faster.
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A SailPoint report finds most organizations still run identity security at human speed even as they deploy AI agents that operate far faster.
AI & MLA practitioner argues that AI-native security programs should begin by identifying critical business outcomes and the constraints that prevent consistent delivery.
Let's Encrypt will cut certificate lifetimes from 90 to 64 days starting February 10, 2027, pushing administrators toward automated renewal.
ESET tracked MATCHBOIL versions from April 2024 to April 2026, linking the downloader to Russia-aligned UAC-0099 operating in Ukraine.
CloudSEK and Checkmarx say a lone actor shipped 12 npm packages since 2023, eight flagged malicious and downloaded 40,767 times.
A phishing email led to the theft of personal data for 1.3 million people from Arizona's court system, officials say.
Ex-Ramp engineers raise $25M for Melius, an AI platform for generating ad campaigns, after scrapping their first product entirely.
Rapid7 says Linux implants in South Korea and Taiwan impersonate SpamSniper and ShareTech to slip past defenders.
Atlassian warns datacenter users to patch a 9.3-rated arbitrary file access flaw or pull instances off the internet.
Microsoft pushed out-of-band fixes for CVE-2026-96940, a high-severity Exchange Server authorization flaw rated 8.8.
OpenAI is expanding advertising in ChatGPT with a visual format that will appear while users generate images, starting later this month in the U.S.
CISOs are juggling technical work and business strategy, and some question whether one title can hold both.
Citrix rushed out emergency updates for a SAML authentication flaw already exploited in attacks, but administrators may need to patch twice.
President Trump names intelligence director Jay Clayton to head a new federal AI task force, following a voluntary self-policing accord with tech firms.
Claude users can now opt in to share voice recordings for AI model training, with a separate toggle that keeps text chats private.
Six months into Microsoft's push to fix Windows 11, TechRadar's report card weighs five wins against three unresolved complaints.
AWS CEO Matt Garman says the company no longer uses NDAs with government agencies, as more than 100 data center moratoriums are weighed across the U.S.
The alert urges U.K. universities to review CGTRI ties, warning that continuing collaboration could lead to prosecution.
Sean Parker is rebuilding Stability AI around music, two years after helping rescue it, reports say.
A 16-year-old led a ransomware crew that claimed about 1,000 attacks, according to European police.
Ofqual survey finds secondary schools reporting fewer incidents and quicker recovery, but training and responsibility gaps persist.
The UK data protection watchdog becomes a corporate body after a leadership scandal and a move from Wilmslow to Manchester.
LevelBlue says attackers exploited a critical NetScaler bug to plant web shells, create superuser accounts, and exfiltrate configuration data.
Microsoft says attackers chained a patched Zimbra command-injection flaw into web shells, credential theft and cloud exfiltration.
Swimlane study finds AI boosts analyst capacity, but a quarter say it limits skill development and nearly half expect a steeper path into the profession.
Huntress found attackers using custom GPTs and Google Sites to deliver a ClickFix RAT called @input, impacting dozens of users.
Attackers exploited a management server flaw in July while a separate VPN bug now draws ongoing attempts against small-business firewalls.
Researchers say a package posing as an authorized Twilio bug-bounty probe went through 11 versions before trying to exfiltrate API credentials.
Cisco Talos says it has identified CLOSEDQUORUM, a proof-of-concept implant that uses an LLM panel to drive an attack without a live operator.
SpyCloud research finds infostealer malware has harvested credentials tied to 1,787 U.S. water and wastewater organizations, some reaching operational networks.