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AppSec teams have spent the last decade hardening externally facing applications, API security, software supply chain risk, CI/CD controls, and cloud-native attack paths. But a growing class of security threats is emerging from a largely underestimated…
Security teams spend a lot of time explaining why detection systems need more compute. Cloud bills rise, models retrain more often, and new analytics pipelines get added to existing stacks. Those conversations usually stay focused on coverage and accur…
Experts predict 2026 will bring less AI hype and more governance, delayed enterprise spending, AI moving into OT, smarter cyberattacks, and faster cooling tech.
The post AI and the Future of Work: 5 Predictions for 2026 appeared first on TechRepublic.
A benefit of working for a company that has been in the legal services and technology industry for 37 years is that you learn a lot about what has worked and what hasn’t when it comes to innovation. We are always looking at where to develop, where to buy, and where to partner when creating […]
The post Sustaining Innovation Through Structure: Why Bold Ideas Need Strategic Frameworks to Survive appeared first on TCDI.
Security researchers have identified two malicious Chrome extensions recording AI chats. Learn how to identify and remove these tools to protect your privacy.
When software can think and act on its own, security strategies must shift from static policy enforcement to real-time behavioral governance.
The post Rethinking Security for Agentic AI appeared first on SecurityWeek.
In this Help Net Security video, Ashley Rose, CEO at Living Security, discusses how AI is changing insider risk. AI is now built into daily work across departments, which shifts how risk shows up and how security teams should respond. Rose argues that …
Our reporters in Washington tell us what they’re watching from the Trump administration.
European security and compliance teams spend a lot of time talking about regulation. A new forecast report from Kiteworks suggests the harder problem sits elsewhere. According to the report, many European organizations have strong regulatory frameworks…
The 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy (NSS) dropped on December 4th. The Secretary of War said: “Out with utopian idealism, in with hard-nosed realism.” The NSS could even further be translated as “Out with neoconservative/neoliberal ideological mythologies, in with fiscally responsible, economy-driven geostrategic deterrence.” The NSS bottom line is that America should remain an 800-pound gorilla […]
Techno-Economic power at the heart of the 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy was originally published on Global Security Review.