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Blog 19 days ago
MY TAKE: Black Hat 2026 Part 3 - Agentic AI can do the work, but somebody has to prove it
Security work used to leave a trail without anyone trying. A developer who wanted an open source library went and got it, and the license came along. An analyst who closed a case wrote down why. The record was a byproduct of a person doing the work. Relat
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Blog 20 days ago
MY TAKE: Black Hat 2026 Part 2 - Security shifts to deciding in advance what an AI agent may reach
Humans get identity. That is what MFA and single sign-on are for, and we all understand the bargain: prove you are who you say, then go do your work. Machines get predictability. That is what monitoring is for. A script does the same thing every day. If i
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Blog 21 day ago
MY TAKE: Black Hat 2026 Wrap-up Part 1 - AI is forcing security and operations to merge in the SOC
Companies have kept security in one silo and operations in another for as long as both have existed. Related:Part 2 - deciding what AI can reach Agentic AI is collapsing the divide. That is what a week at Black Hat USA 2026 made plain to me. Here's what I
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Blog 26 days ago
News Alert: Pulse Security AI's research reveals C-suite, board confidence gap on cyber exposures
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 5, 2026, CyberNewswire - Boards of directors believe they understand their company's security posture and what it means for the business. The security leaders presenting to them are far less sure. Only 12.5% of security leaders are very co
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Blog 26 days ago
BLACK HAT ROUNDTABLE: Security pros dissect fallout from Hugging Face's double guardrail failure
LAS VEGAS - It's come to this. A cyberattack carried out by a machine. Worse, a machine that picked its own victim. Whether that counts as agency is where the experts below part company. Related: Huggy Face break-in explained Hugging Face disclosed July 1
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