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 […]
When AI Agents Go Rogue the Problem Starts at Runtime 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 »
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 »
There’s a number that keeps coming up in conversations about connected devices: 15 billion. That’s roughly how many IoT endpoints are active today, and by some estimates, it could triple within a decade. Every one of those devices needs to
When Billions of Devices Need to Trust Each Other Read More »
AI coding agents are writing and shipping code in enterprise environments right now—often without anyone on the security team knowing exactly what those agents have access to, what tools they’re invoking, or what they’ve already pushed to production. It’s not
Snyk Launches Evo AI-SPM To Govern Autonomous Coding Agents Read More »
Modern application environments look nothing like they did a decade ago. Security teams are no longer dealing with monolithic applications and predictable release cycles, but with constantly evolving systems that require continuous visibility. As a result, application security has increasingly
Is SAST Still Relevant in 2026? Rethinking Static Code Analysis Read More »
Remote access is non-negotiable in the modern business environment. Employees, contractors, and IT staff need to be able to access applications and systems regardless of location. Naturally, remote access has become a top attack vector for cybercriminals, as it offers
Attackers are using the latest in AI automation, while defenders remain stuck patching the past and just trying to keep up. At this point, most security teams can detect bad things that are happening in the network. The problem is
Is it Possible to Fight AI and Win? Read More »
Every cybersecurity vendor seems to describe their platform as “AI-powered” these days. It’s almost a prerequisite for a product announcement. But when you peel back the label, the meaning varies wildly. Sometimes it’s a simple script wrapped in new branding.
Cyware’s AI Fabric Pushes Agentic Automation From Concept to Practical Reality Read More »
In just a few years, Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) has evolved from a buzzword into a foundational pillar of enterprise IT strategy. As organizations grapple with the demands of hybrid workforces, accelerated cloud adoption, and an increasingly complex threat
The Rise of SASE: From Emerging Concept to Enterprise Cornerstone Read More »
