Expert perspectives on application security, compliance, and emerging threats
GeneralYou can t secure what you can t see. That s the fundamental problem your security team faces with AI agents right now. According to MIND research, AI agents have slipped away from security oversight.
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Security teams often advise involving your CISO in vendor contracts. They suggest having them review the security questionnaire, participate in the final vendor call, and sign
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Your team treats AI-generated code like intern submissions. Someone writes a prompt, the AI generates a function, and you spend the next hour fixing type errors, adding error h
GeneralYour WAF blocked 10,000 SQL injection attempts last month. Your scanner found zero critical CVEs. Yet someone just withdrew $50,000 from an account with a $2,000 balance because your deposit confirmat
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GeneralScope This guide covers security controls for AI agents interacting with your codebase, CI/CD pipeline, and production environments. If you re deploying tools that autonomously read code, modify files
GeneralMost discussions about AI coding tools focus on whether the generated code is secure. That s the wrong question. The real risk isn t what the AI writes at the moment, it s what it pulls in from the ec
GeneralSecurity teams can no longer afford to wait on AI. The CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report documented an 89% year-over-year increase in AI-enabled adversary activity. More concerning, the average eC
GeneralThe conventional wisdom says every API endpoint must require authentication. No exceptions. It s the first thing we teach junior engineers, the first control we audit, and the baseline assumption in e
GeneralScope This guide tackles the challenge of ensuring your AI agents perform precisely as instructed, without deviation. If your team deploys AI systems that act on behalf of users, like booking resource
GeneralYou ve probably heard the pitch: AI coding assistants will make your developers more productive, catch bugs earlier, and ship features faster. All true. What the vendor demos won t show you is what ha
GeneralYour security team can see the AI agents running across your SaaS platforms, developer environments, and cloud workflows. You ve cataloged them, mapped their API calls, and maybe even built a dashboar
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Security teams are revisiting their incident response playbooks from the worm era, convinced that lessons from Code Red, Nimda, and Slammer will help secure AI systems. The ide
GeneralCompliance teams at regulated organizations often hear that AI will revolutionize development speed. What they re thinking: Great, another technology that ll create audit findings. This skepticism isn
GeneralYour developers deployed 47 PostgreSQL instances across six Kubernetes clusters last quarter. Each one needs backups, patching, monitoring, and compliance documentation. Your security team is auditing
GeneralScope This guide focuses on post-incident forensic analysis for AI-generated code when you suspect your coding assistant has been compromised through training data poisoning. You ll learn how to evalu
GeneralYour developers are using AI coding assistants right now. They re generating pull requests, suggesting dependencies, and writing security checks. But the mental models most teams have about these tool
