Open LinkedIn right now and at least half the posts are selling an "AI agent security" solution. Every few years, a new capability or terminology arrives and vendors sprint to realign their ...

Security engineering teams have spent years hardening application APIs. Auth tokens, rate limits, input validation; the fundamentals are well understood. But when you place an LLM behind that same API surface, the ...

Why Teams Need to Enforce Agent Behavior at RuntimeThe AI security market is moving quickly to respond to predictions that over 40% of enterprise applications will have embedded AI agents by the ...

Why Teams Need to Secure LLMs at RuntimeAI security vendors are converging on LLM security as a priority. Every platform addresses it. Every CISO briefing surfaces it. And in nearly every conversation, ...

Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers don't register themselves. Surface mapping is an ongoing operational requirement, not simply a one-time audit. Before security teams can write rules, enforce authorization policy, or establish behavioral ...

Why Teams Need to Secure MCP at RuntimeVendors in the AI security space are talking about securing MCP right now as a response to its explosive growth. "MCP security" and "MCP protection" ...

OWASP Automated Threat OAT-021 | Part 5 of 10A product sells out on your site in under a minute. Your merchandising team celebrates. Your ops team scrambles to update the page. Forty-eight ...

OWASP Automated Threat OAT-010 | Part 4 of 10Most payment teams treat a spike in declined transactions as a processor problem. Most security teams treat it as noise. By the time either ...

OWASP Deep Dive Series — Part 3 of 10OAT-005 Scalping: The Bot That Shops Faster Than Your Customers CanWhen a limited-edition sneaker drops, a PlayStation console restocks, or presale tickets for a ...

OWASP Deep Dive Series — Part 2 of 10OAT-001, Carding, is the mass automated testing of stolen payment card data against a merchant's payment flow to identify which cards are still valid ...