Simulators don’t just teach pilots how to fly the plane; they also teach judgment. When do you escalate? When do you hand off to air traffic control? When do you abort the ...

Simulators don’t just teach pilots how to fly the plane; they also teach judgment. When do you escalate? When do you hand off to air traffic control? When do you abort the ...

Simulators don’t just teach pilots how to fly the plane; they also teach judgment. When do you escalate? When do you hand off to air traffic control? When do you abort the ...

Zero trust is one of the most overused phrases in security. It’s also one of the most misunderstood. Zero trust isn’t a product. It isn’t a network control. It’s an architectural model ...

Audit has a reputation problem. Too often it’s treated as a logging exercise – something to satisfy compliance after the system is already built. That approach fails completely with agentic AI. For ...

Least privilege has been a core principle of security for decades. The problem isn’t the principle. The problem is how we’ve been implementing it. Traditional least privilege assumes access can be designed ...

Every serious security architecture starts with an uncomfortable assumption: credentials will be compromised. Not maybe. Not hypothetically. Eventually. Most systems are designed with that assumption baked in. Agentic systems often aren’t. And ...

I’ve watched dozens of AI pilots die the same death. Not because the agent couldn’t reason. Not because the MCP integration was broken. They died in security review, and they died for ...

Here’s a scenario you’ve probably seen: A developer downloads a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server from GitHub, runs it locally, connects it to their chat client or agent workflow, authorizes with a ...

Simulators don’t just teach pilots how to fly the plane; they also teach judgment. When do you escalate? When do you hand off to air traffic control? When do you abort the ...