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    Agentic attacks run at machine speed. Here's what you can do.

    on July 20, 2026
    Update, July 21, 2026: OpenAI has disclosed that the Hugging Face intrusion described below was carried out by its own models during an internal capability evaluation, not by an unknown attacker. This post has been revised to reflect that ...
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    Cybersecurity

    How to Secure AI Agent Access to Operational Technology

    on July 10, 2026
    Securing AI agent access to operational technology means treating every agent as an untrusted, unpredictable connection into an environment where failure has physical consequences, and enforcing the agent’s boundaries at the network layer rather ...
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    AI

    MCP Security: What Enterprise Security Teams Need to Know

    on June 25, 2026
    MCP security is the practice of governing Model Context Protocol servers at the deployment boundary: understanding how MCP expands an AI agent's attack surface, protecting against manipulation by untrusted servers, controlling which tools an agent ...
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    Zero Trust

    Verify Explicitly, But Who Is the Agent?

    on June 24, 2026
    The Identity Gap at the Heart of Agentic AI Security Zero Trust has a founding principle that most practitioners can recite from memory: never trust, always verify. Words that seem obvious until you ask the question that agentic AI forces into the ...
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    Cybersecurity

    When the Attack Path Reaches Your AI Agents: Why Closing Exposures Is Not Enough

    on June 23, 2026
    An AI agent that reads from a cloud storage bucket, executes tasks through serverless functions, and authenticates through existing IAM roles inherits every security exposure those systems carried before the agent existed. The agent did not ...
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    AI

    Rogue AI Agents: Why Policy Controls Are Not Enough

    on June 9, 2026
    The core issue for protecting against rogue AI agents is not what an AI agent knows. It is what the agent can reach.
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    Zero Trust

    Zero Trust Architecture for Agentic AI in 2026

    on May 30, 2026
    Zero trust architecture for agentic AI means treating every AI agent as an untrusted principal that must authenticate, operate within a defined boundary, and produce an auditable record of every action it takes. Unlike human users or traditional ...
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    AI

    AI Agent Isolation: Why Patching OpenClaw Doesn't Solve the Architecture Problem

    on May 15, 2026
    On May 15, 2026, Cyera's research team disclosed a chain of four critical vulnerabilities in OpenClaw, one of the fastest-growing open-source platforms for autonomous AI agents. The exposure left an estimated 245,000 publicly accessible server ...
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    Zero Trust

    Closing the Shadow AI Gap: Why Traditional Zero Trust Is Not Enough

    on May 9, 2026
    In a previous discussion post on the "AI Agent Security Enforcement Gap," we explored how policy drift and the divergence between intended controls and actual enforcement create strategic liabilities. While we established that an application-centric ...
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    News

    When a Vendor Gets Breached, Your Team Inherits the Incident

    on April 30, 2026
    TL;DR: On April 24, 2026, Medtronic confirmed that hackers accessed data in its corporate IT systems. Medical devices and hospital customer networks were unaffected, the company said. But hospital security teams still spent the following days ...
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