For most of the last year, the AI security conversation had a clear villain. Attackers were using AI to write better phishing lures, adapt malware mid-attack, and move faster than defenders could keep up with. That story was easy to
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Think about every account you’ve ever created and then forgotten about. A login for a gym you canceled two years ago. A free trial you signed up for and never used again. A vendor portal from a job you left.
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For the past three years, the technology industry has been utterly obsessed with Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). This made perfect sense during the initial generative AI boom, where the primary workloads involved training massive Large Language Models (LLMs) and generating
ReliaQuest’s 2026 Annual Threat Report found that attackers moved from initial access to lateral movement in as little as four minutes last year, the fastest breakout time the company has recorded and 85% quicker than the previous year’s mark. The
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AI agents have real jobs inside companies now. They write code, touch databases, call APIs, and make decisions without asking first. Most security tools were built to watch people, not machines that act on their own. The Stealth Launch Tenet
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The Air Canada chatbot case from a couple of years back was a preview. The bot gave a customer incorrect information about bereavement fares. Air Canada tried to disclaim responsibility. A tribunal ruled that the airline owned what its AI
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I’ve been a fan of the Mission: Impossible movies for as long as Ethan Hunt has been saving the world from certain doom. There’s something endlessly compelling about watching Hunt and his team race against impossible odds—outthinking adversaries, adapting on
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Enterprise AI World 2025, co-located with KMWorld 2025, offered a clear signal this year: the era of “drop a chatbot on the intranet and call it transformation” is over. The conversations shifted toward AI that sits inside real work—capturing tacit
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
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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
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