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The Treatment Was Successful. Unfortunately the Patient Died
Alan Shimel | | AI defensive tools, AI security agents, AI vulnerability discovery, Anthropic Mythos, automated exploit generation, core collapse theory, cyber nirvana, cybersecurity AI, cybersecurity market disruption, Glasswing, Jen Easterly, machine-speed patching, Rich Mogull, secure by design, Software Resilience, software-vulnerabilities, Vulnerability Research, Vulnpocalypse
Explore the debate between "Cyber Nirvana" and the "Vulnpocalypse" as AI tools like Anthropic’s Mythos threaten to collapse the traditional security model in a "supernova" event ...
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The EU CRA – Treating Cybersecurity as Product Liability
Mark Rasch | | December 2027 Compliance, EU AI Act Interplay, EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), Horizontal Cybersecurity Requirements, IoT Security Regulation, Product Safety Law, product security lifecycle, Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, secure by design, September 2026 Reporting, Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), Supply Chain Transparency., Vulnerability Handling
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act (Regulation 2024/2847) shifts cybersecurity responsibility upstream. Explore the March 2026 guidance on secure-by-design requirements, software bills of materials (SBOM), and the impact on U.S. manufacturers ...
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The Danger of Treating CyberCrime as War – The New National Cybersecurity Strategy
Mark Rasch | | 2026 National Cyber Strategy, Adversary Disruption, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Cyber Deterrence, Cyber Power Projection, Cybercrime Economics, Cybersecurity Incentives, Federal Cybersecurity Posture, national security policy, Office of the National Cyber Director, Private Sector Cooperation., ransomware mitigation, Regulatory Burden, secure by design, Threat Actor Profiling
The March 2026 Cyber Strategy shifts focus from private sector compliance to national power and adversary disruption. Explore the tension between geopolitical deterrence and the economic realities of cybercrime ...
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The Cyber Resilience Act and SaaS: Why Compliance is Only Half the Battle
Ariel Parnes | | Behavioral Monitoring, compliance vs resilience, CRA, Cyber Resilience Act, EU cybersecurity regulation, ftc enforcement, global software regulation, identity abuse, lifecycle security, OAuth token theft, phishing-resistant security, SaaS Security, SaaS threat detection, Salesforce vishing, Salesloft breach, SEC disclosure rules, secure by design, secure development pipelines, shared responsibility, social engineering, Vulnerability Management
The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act is reshaping global software security expectations, especially for SaaS, where shared responsibility, lifecycle security and strong identity protections are essential as attackers increasingly “log in” instead of ...
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Secure by Design Principles
Explore Secure by Design principles for Enterprise SSO. Learn how to integrate security into your SSO architecture early for robust protection and compliance ...
Governing the Unseen Risks of GenAI: Why Bias Mitigation and Human Oversight Matter Most
Marc Wheelhouse | | agent-to-agent systems, AI attack surface, AI bias mitigation, ai compliance, AI Governance, AI guardrails, AI lifecycle management, AI maturity models., ai oversight, AI trust, Continuous Testing, Data Classification, data labeling, DevSecOps, enterprise AI adoption, GenAI risks, Generative AI Security, least privilege access, model drift, prompt injection, Responsible AI, secure by design
From prompt injection to cascading agent failures, GenAI expands the enterprise attack surface. A governance-first, security-focused approach—rooted in trusted data, guardrails, and ongoing oversight—is now critical for responsible AI adoption ...
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Security Degradation in AI-Generated Code: A Threat Vector CISOs Can’t Ignore
Matias Madou | | AI coding assistants, AI safety research, AI-generated code vulnerabilities, CISO priorities, code security study, developer upskilling, DevSecOps and AI, feedback loop security, Human/AI collaboration, iterative code degradation, LLM security risks, secure by design, Secure SDLC, Static Analysis, vulnerability introduction
A new study shows LLMs introduce more vulnerabilities with each code iteration, highlighting critical risks for CISOs and the need for skilled human oversight ...
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Differences Between Secure by Design and Secure by Default
SSOJet - Enterprise SSO & Identity Solutions | | CIAM, Enterprise SSO, secure by default, secure by design
Explore the differences between Secure by Design and Secure by Default in Enterprise SSO & CIAM. Learn how each approach impacts security, usability, and development ...
From Awareness to Assurance in Federal Software Development
Antoine Harden | | Automation, Federal, government, SBOM, secure by design, software bill of materials
Nothing brings the value of cybersecurity into focus quite like being in the throes of a breach. As we approach the mid-point of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it's a good time to ...
Secure-by-Design has an Incentive Problem
Nishant Kaushik | | CISO, Compliance, incentives, Insight IdM, secure by design, Security Architecture
In my last blog post, I argued that we don’t need more innovation invention to fix the broken state of SaaS and cloud security that Patrick Opet’s open letter was calling out ...

