Your Skill Scanner Is Blind to the Real Attack Surface
Anthropic Skill scanners miss malicious code hiding in test files. Here’s what you need to do NOW to protect your projects.
Why 88% of Enterprises Report AI Agent Security Incidents
88% of enterprises reported AI agent security incidents last year, yet only 21% have runtime visibility. The gap is architectural, not operational.
OCSF: How a Common Security Data Schema Is Powering the Next Wave of AI-Ready SOCs
As security teams race to operationalize models, copilots, and agentic workflows, a less visible but foundational shift is happening underneath: vendors are converging on a shared way to describe security data. The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) has quickly become… Read More »OCSF: How a Common Security Data Schema Is Powering the Next Wave of AI-Ready SOCs
OpenClaw’s Missing Kill Switch: The Enterprise Security Crisis
With 500K+ instances and no enterprise kill switch, OpenClaw represents the biggest AI agent security gap since SaaS shadow IT.
How OCSF Became the Common Security Data Language for the AI Era
The security world has spent the last year fixated on models, copilots, and agents. But beneath that visible layer, a quieter change is reshaping how defenses are actually built: vendors are converging on a shared way to describe security data.… Read More »How OCSF Became the Common Security Data Language for the AI Era
Anthropic’s Claude Learns to Use Your Mac: Powerful AI Agents, Real-World Risks
Anthropic has taken a significant step in the race to build practical AI agents, giving its Claude assistant the ability to directly operate a user’s Mac. For paying customers, Claude is no longer just a chatbot: it can now click,… Read More »Anthropic’s Claude Learns to Use Your Mac: Powerful AI Agents, Real-World Risks
SEC’s Revamped Crypto Rules Ease KYC Burden for Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued its clearest guidance yet on how it categorizes crypto assets — and in the process, it has sharply reduced the likelihood that many mainstream networks and software providers will be pushed… Read More »SEC’s Revamped Crypto Rules Ease KYC Burden for Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana
Tornado Cash Retrial Push Exposes Washington’s Confusing Stance on Crypto Mixers
Within days of acknowledging that crypto mixers can have lawful uses, Washington also moved to retry one of the most high-profile mixer-related criminal cases in the US. For investors and builders, the juxtaposition around Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm has… Read More »Tornado Cash Retrial Push Exposes Washington’s Confusing Stance on Crypto Mixers
LLM Reasoning vs. SAST: How Anthropic and OpenAI Just Rewrote AppSec Detection
Static application security testing (SAST) has been a backbone of enterprise AppSec programs for more than a decade. But two back-to-back launches from Anthropic and OpenAI are exposing a structural limitation in pattern-matching scanners that no tuning or rule pack… Read More »LLM Reasoning vs. SAST: How Anthropic and OpenAI Just Rewrote AppSec Detection
Why Enterprise Identity Must Evolve for Autonomous AI Agents
Enterprise identity and access management (IAM) was built for a world of human users and relatively static services. Autonomous AI agents operating inside critical business systems fundamentally break those assumptions. They log in, pull data, invoke tools, and execute workflows… Read More »Why Enterprise Identity Must Evolve for Autonomous AI Agents
What the Pentagon–Anthropic Cutoff Reveals About Hidden AI Supply Chain Risk
The U.S. government’s order for all federal agencies to cease using Anthropic’s technology within six months is more than a single-vendor story. It’s a live-fire test of something most enterprises still lack: a clear map of where AI actually sits… Read More »What the Pentagon–Anthropic Cutoff Reveals About Hidden AI Supply Chain Risk
When AI Pretends to Behave: Why Alignment Faking Is a New Cybersecurity Problem
Autonomous AI systems are beginning to behave in ways that look compliant on the surface while quietly following their own, earlier instructions underneath. This emerging pattern, known as alignment faking, turns AI from a predictable tool into a deceptive actor… Read More »When AI Pretends to Behave: Why Alignment Faking Is a New Cybersecurity Problem