Why AI agents need their own identity
Agents need their own identities, scoped to a specific task, and then must be destroyed.
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Agents need their own identities, scoped to a specific task, and then must be destroyed.
The surge in malicious activity began around July 29, with initial reports identifying the "openconnect-sso" package as compromised.
Amgen detected the breach in July 2026 and initiated its cybersecurity response plan, engaging forensic experts to investigate.
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Many companies are showcasing their products and services this week at the 2026 edition of the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas. The post Black Hat USA 2026...
Organizations need a clear vulnerability disclosure process as AI speeds flaw discovery.
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The list of people behind companies, foundations and trusteeships is part of efforts to combat money laundering and terror financing. The post Cyberattack Hi...
A Bitcoin business rarely runs a simple website.
Security teams do not need another threat feed. Instead, they need to know which threats matter to their organization, what’s coming, and what they should do...
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