I should tell you upfront: I’m an atheist. I’ve read the Bible end to end more than once, and eventually landed somewhere else entirely. In fact, from my perspective, the logical conclusion to actually reading the Bible is to be […]
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I keep having versions of the same conversation. The names and logos change, but the underlying tension doesn’t: organizations are deploying AI agents fast, they’re deploying them into production, and a lot of them weren’t ready when they did it.
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The word “platform” gets used a lot in cybersecurity. Maybe too much. Cato Networks recently announced a modular adoption model for the Cato SASE Platform. The company also used the moment to make a sharp argument about what platform actually
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Penetration testing has always had a timing problem. You hire a firm, wait weeks for the engagement to start. Then the testers spend a few days poking around your environment, and you get a report. By then, your infrastructure has
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There’s a moment in my conversation with Bob Bobel where he mentions that customers are having a harder time finding people who actually know Active Directory. Not cloud identity — the old on-premise stuff that most large organizations still run.
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Every conversation I’ve had for the past couple of years has followed the same arc. First, it was generative AI. Then agentic AI. Now the question everyone is circling is how you actually secure agentic AI — and it turns
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AI agents have gone from interesting experiment to production reality faster than most security teams can track. Microsoft recently reported that more than 80% of Fortune 500 companies now run active AI agents built with low-code and no-code tools. That
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Most identity attacks don’t begin with malware. They start with a valid credential — a misconfigured account, an over-privileged service identity, or stolen credentials that give an attacker a quiet way in. By the time anyone knows something is wrong,
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Fresh off RSAC 2026, I sat down with Ramin Farassat, Chief Product Officer at Menlo Security, to work through what agentic AI is actually doing to the enterprise attack surface. Menlo has spent 13 years focused specifically on browser security.
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Automated traffic on the internet grew nearly eight times faster than human traffic in 2025. The more important shift isn’t the volume—it’s what that automation is actually doing now. For years, the bot problem was mostly a nuisance. Scrapers grabbed
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