Expert perspectives on application security, compliance, and emerging threats
GeneralYour cloud environment contains more service accounts, API keys, and bot credentials than employee logins—and most security teams can t inventory them. This shift in identity architecture fundamentall
GuidesYour team treats open source security as a solo operation. You patch your dependencies, run your scanners, and file your tickets. But when a vulnerability hits your stack, you re scrambling to underst
StandardsScope This guide outlines the technical controls and verification steps your team needs when using packages from NuGet , npm , and similar public repositories. It includes detection methods, repositor
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Security vendors often push AI-powered tools, claiming you need dedicated Non-Human Identity (NHI) management because machine identities are proliferating rapidly. They argue t
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StandardsLast month, an AI system identified twelve zero-day vulnerabilities in OpenSSL—ten assigned CVE-2025 identifiers and two CVE-2026 identifiers. Five of those findings came with AI-proposed patches that
IncidentAttack Overview Attackers have targeted government and public-sector organizations by exploiting OAuth 2.0 s error handling mechanisms. The attack began with phishing emails containing malicious links
StandardsWhen OpenClaw patched the ClawJacked vulnerability within 24 hours of disclosure, they acted swiftly. If you re running AI agents—whether OpenClaw, AutoGPT, LangChain agents, or custom implementations
StandardsThe release candidate of ASVS 5.0 was announced on April 9, 2025. You have a limited opportunity to influence what becomes the benchmark for application security verification. Elar Lang will present t
IncidentWhat Happened On February 17, 2026, an attacker exploited a compromised npm publish token to release Cline CLI version 2.3.0, an unauthorized update that installed OpenClaw on developer systems. This
IncidentThe Problem: Widespread Vulnerabilities According to Datadog s State of DevSecOps 2026 report, 87% of organizations are running at least one exploitable vulnerability in their production services. The
IncidentOverview of the Incident On February 6, n8n released version 2.6.4 to address a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in its handling of OAuth credentials. Security researchers at Imperva fo
IncidentYour security team invested in threat intelligence feeds, built a threat modeling framework, and ran quarterly vulnerability assessments. Yet, an adversary exploited a gap you d documented but never v
StandardsScope This guide focuses on detecting and preventing adaptive malware that uses AI to modify itself within software supply chains. It includes specific controls for npm ecosystems, integrity verificat
IncidentWhat Happened OpenClaw , an AI-powered development tool widely adopted by developers, recently disclosed and patched a critical vulnerability. This flaw was present in a tool actively integrated into
GeneralAfter the XZ Utils backdoor discovery in 2024—where a compromised compression utility could have granted attackers full administrative control over millions of systems—your compliance team probably ad
GeneralScope - What This Guide Covers This guide addresses the security implications of AI-powered development assistants that execute code directly on developer workstations. It focuses on: Prompt injection
