Cybersecurity and AI developments move quickly. This is where I slow them down, examine the evidence, and explore what they mean for practitioners, organizations, and the broader security landscape.
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AI Can Help Write the PCI Report. You Still Have to Defend It.
AI can help review evidence, organize findings, and draft PCI assessment reports. The assessor still owns the judgment and the outcome. PCI’s guidance puts client consent, data protection, and meaningful human review at the center…
Cyber Risk Is Accelerating From the Edge to the Cloud
Actively exploited edge vulnerabilities, identity-driven cloud compromise, ransomware data theft, and AI agents crossing authorization boundaries all point to the same reality: attackers are moving faster across interconnected systems, leaving organizations less time to detect,…
AI Agents Cross a Security Threshold as Cyber Disruptions Hit Essential Services
AI agents are beginning to cross technical boundaries in ways security teams can no longer treat as theoretical, while recent disruptions across banking, utilities, education, healthcare, and manufacturing show that operational resilience remains just as…
Cybersecurity’s Speed Limit Broke This Week
AI is compressing the speed of cyber operations, from vulnerability discovery to enterprise intrusion. The real challenge for leaders is no longer simply adopting AI, but ensuring identity controls, containment, engineering pipelines, and business continuity…
The Security Boundary Is Moving to AI Agents, Gateways, and Operational Dependencies
AI attacks are becoming more credible, but the deeper shift is architectural: agents and gateways are creating privileged control points defenders must secure.
SOC Teams Are Being Deliberately Exhausted — Phishing Is Now an Analyst Fatigue Campaign
Phishing is evolving into an analyst-fatigue tactic, overwhelming investigation queues so attackers gain more time to operate while defenders chase noise.
Your Android Phone Has a Chip-Level Zero-Day Being Actively Exploited Right Now
An actively exploited chipset-level Android zero-day shows why mobile devices belong inside enterprise attack-surface management and urgent patching workflows.
AI-Generated Malware Is Here — And It Is Already Deployed in Ransomware Attacks
AI-generated malware has crossed from theory into live ransomware operations, raising new questions about how quickly adversaries can develop, modify, and deploy malicious capabilities.
Patch Now or Pay Later: Microsoft Fixes 78 Flaws Including a Live Zero-Day
Microsoft’s March security update addressed 78 vulnerabilities, including an actively exploited zero-day. Here is what security teams should prioritize and why patching speed matters.
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