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AI adoption is accelerating faster than enterprise security controls can keep pace, with 94% of organizations increasing AI risk management spending as agentic AI, shadow AI, policy violations and security blind spots expand the attack surface.
AI agents can co-opt human credentials and operate at machine speed, but most enterprises lack the identity frameworks to detect, contain, or audit what they're actually doing.
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When the Platform Can Say No Without Saying Why
No externally governed inference or action provider should constitute an unmitigated single point of failure. Where provider behavior cannot be sufficiently characterized, treat the provider as an untrusted-availability dependency.
Nonprofit Cybersecurity Won’t Be Fixed With Another Checklist
Nonprofit cybersecurity doesn't improve with more checklists and portals. Real change starts with conversations that expose hidden risks, build trust and turn advice into action.
Stop Chasing Reach: Why Niche Influence Matters More in Cybersecurity
As a cybersecurity start-up or scale-up you don't need everybody to know your name. You need the right people to keep encountering it for the right reasons.
AI and Nonprofits: The Monster Under the Bed Uses the Same Old Doors
AI is changing the threat landscape. For nonprofits and other under-resourced organizations, panic is a bigger risk than the technology.
Airport Chaos Exposes Confocal Infrastructural Vulnerabilities
A severed FAA communications line grounded flights across the Northeast, exposing the dangers of confocal infrastructural vulnerabilities. Why physical redundancy matters and how a single point of failure can cripple critical infrastructure.
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Water Utilities Are Running on Email Alerts and Phone Calls to Defend Critical Infrastructure
WaterISAC's partnership with Cyware is designed to change that: but automated intelligence alone won't protect utilities that lack the staff to act on it.
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Cruising the Cybersecurity Talent Pipeline of the Future
This week: Cybersecurity needs more talent, but closing the talent gap takes more than talk. Meanwhile, one CISO has a solution to the cybersecurity awareness marketing problem and AI's growth sparks more anxiety.
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Cybersecurity Awareness Has a Marketing Problem. This CISO Has a Fix
In Energized Cybersecurity Culture, CISO Bryan Perkola shows how marketing principles can turn stale security awareness training into a cybersecurity culture employees actually engage with.
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How CYBR.SEC.Careers is Helping to Build the Next Cybersecurity Workforce
CYBR.SEC.Careers is building a cybersecurity workforce development pipeline for students and veterans through career exposure, scholarships, certifications, mentorship and connections to the security community.
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Cybersecurity Needs More Talent. CYBR.SEC.Careers Says the Industry Has to Help Build It
The cybersecurity industry wants a stronger workforce pipeline. CYBR.SEC.Careers says security professionals and companies can help build it through mentorship, scholarships, education, volunteering and community investment.
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RemoteThreat Emerges From Stealth With $7M, Offensive Cyber Platform and Veteran Security Team
RemoteThreat launched its AI-enabled O/C/O Platform with $7 million in funding and a team of former operators, researchers and engineers from IBM X-Force Adversary Services, Mandiant, SpecterOps, Dreadnode, Bugcrowd and Microsoft.
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CruiseCon: AI, Privacy and Leadership Take Center Stage
CruiseCon 2026 brings CISOs, privacy leaders and security experts together Oct. 3–8 to tackle AI risk, identity, privacy, cyber threats and leadership at sea.
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'Energized Cybersecurity Culture' Book Review with Michael Farnum
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CYBR.SEC.Careers with Sheridan Skurupey-McDonald & James “JB” Bryant
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Vendor Breaches, Shared Responsibility, and the Contract Clauses Security Teams Should Care About - Haylie Treas
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The 5-step Purple Team Blueprint - Ross Burke
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Your AI Isn't the Risk. What It Does Next Is - Bashyam Anant
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The Missing Layer: Connecting the Technology Stack to Compliance Frameworks - Reynaldo Gonzalez & Sankarasubramaniam Chockalingam
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K-12 Red Team - Christopher Kar
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