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For decades, the IT industry has treated the office printer like the crazy uncle at a Thanksgiving dinner: we know he’s there, we know he’s a bit of a liability, but we largely ignore him until he starts a fire. […]
AI wearables have earned skepticism. Too many of them arrived wrapped in future-facing language and left behind a trail of awkward hardware, unfinished software, and business models that assumed patience from buyers they had not yet earned. The Looki L1
Looki L1 Review: A Wearable AI Camera That Captures More Than It Understands Read More »
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
How Capsule Is Approaching the Security Risks of AI Agents Read More »
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,
How Cayosoft Is Pushing Identity Security ‘Left’ of the Attack Read More »
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
The Browser Was Already a Problem – Now Add a Billion AI Agents Read More »
For years, the technology industry has operated under the shadow of a single, green-tinted giant. NVIDIA, through a combination of visionary leadership and the early realization that GPUs were the secret sauce for parallel processing, effectively “owned” the AI market
The history of the PC is littered with “revolutionary” features that ended up being little more than expensive paperweights. We’ve seen it with 3D screens, we’ve seen it with dedicated social media buttons, and lately, we’ve been seeing it with
HP IQ: Finally, an AI PC That Actually Does Something Useful for the Enterprise Read More »
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
The Internet Is No Longer Built For Humans Read More »
The cybersecurity industry has spent the better part of two years trying to figure out how to secure AI agents. Most of that energy has pointed upstream: model governance, configuration hardening, intent-based policy layers, guardrails. Those things aren’t wrong. But
The Agentic Threat Surface Already Has A Defense Read More »
Web application firewalls have been around for roughly 30 years. In that time, web traffic has fundamentally changed—from humans browsing pages to APIs, bots, and now AI agents executing transactions at scale. The WAF hasn’t kept pace. And in a
Web Application Firewalls Are Broken, and Everyone Knows It Read More »
