TechSpective’s AI Security section covers the rapidly evolving collision between artificial intelligence and enterprise cybersecurity — both AI as a threat vector and AI as a defensive tool. This is one of the most active and consequential areas in enterprise security right now, and TechSpective covers it with practitioner-level depth.
On the threat side, articles examine how AI and SaaS environments have become primary breach vectors, why legacy tools like web application firewalls are failing against agentic AI traffic, and how AI-generated code is introducing vulnerabilities faster than security teams can track them. On the defensive side, coverage explores how AI is helping security operations centers move from alert fatigue to automated response, the rise of hybrid SOC models that pair human analysts with AI, and how platforms like Orca Security, SentinelOne, and Checkmarx are using AI to shift from reactive detection to proactive protection.
Broader topics include cybersecurity market consolidation driven by AI, the security implications of generative AI and large language models, and the long-term outlook for AI’s role in the security workforce.
Contributors include Tony Bradley, a CISSP-ISSAP credentialed journalist and Air Force veteran, alongside additional enterprise security writers. Content targets CISOs, security architects, SOC analysts, and enterprise IT leaders navigating AI’s dual role as both risk and remedy.
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase. The rise of agentic systems — AI models that can act independently across tools, APIs, and data sources — has created both opportunity and unease in the enterprise. These systems promise automation at […]
Rubrik Agent Cloud and the Race to Govern AI Intelligence Read More »
Every few years, cybersecurity reaches a point where familiar methods begin to strain under new realities. The shift to the cloud changed how teams thought about infrastructure. DevOps blurred the boundaries between development and operations. Now, artificial intelligence is challenging
Rethinking Application Security in the Agentic Era Read More »
The internet wasn’t designed for machines. It’s a patchwork of dynamic pages, logins, and unpredictable code—chaotic enough to make even the smartest AI stumble. That gap between intelligence and execution is where the next wave of AI innovation is emerging.
The Web Wasn’t Built for Machines Read More »
For Mondelez International—the $80 billion global maker of Oreo, Ritz, and Chips Ahoy—the shift from Microsoft Azure to Amazon Web Services wasn’t just another IT project. It was a full-scale reinvention of how the company approaches cybersecurity in a hyper-connected
Inside Mondelez’s Cloud-Sec Overhaul with AWS and CrowdStrike Read More »
AI agents are no longer confined to research labs or developer sandboxes—they’re moving into production. Across industries, they’re writing code, reconciling invoices, managing infrastructure, and even approving transactions. The promise is efficiency and speed. The peril is that most of
AI Agents Can Work Faster Than Humans—And Fail Harder Too Read More »
I wrote last month that AI has made it easier than ever to produce code—and just as easy to produce insecure code. Development velocity has exploded. So have vulnerabilities. We’re now writing, generating, and deploying software faster than most organizations
How AI and Integration Are Transforming Software Security Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 132 The rapid adoption of generative AI technologies like ChatGPT has taken the tech world by storm. Generative AI models and the LLMs (large language models) they rely on are pervasive–and potentially invasive–which highlights the importance
Exploring the Intersection of AI and Security Read More »
The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a transformation driven by significant mergers and partnerships aimed at consolidating market positions and harnessing advanced technologies like AI. Two recent developments exemplify this shift: the merger between LogRhythm and Exabeam, and the partnership between
Cybersecurity Consolidation and AI Innovations Read More »
Cloud security traditionally revolves around detection rather than protection. SentinelOne intends to change that by introducing a potentially game-changing solution—Singularity Cloud Native Security. This new offering moves the needle towards proactive, offensive measures that aim to protect as much as
Cloud Security is Broken: SentinelOne Aims to Fix It Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 129 You may not have noticed, but the tech and cybersecurity job market has sort of sucked the past few years. Maybe it’s just me. My friend Richard Stiennon, research analyst with IT-Harvest and author of Security
Future of Tech and Cybersecurity Looks Bright Thanks to AI Read More »
