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GenAI’s New Attack Surface: Why MCP Agents Demand a Rethink in Cybersecurity Strategy

Elad Schulman | May 13, 2025 | AI identity management, data systems, Enterprise AI security, GenAI attack surface, GenAI cybersecurity, LLMs, MCP, MCP security challenges, prompt injection attacks, tools

Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a breakthrough standard that allows LLM models to interact with external tools and data systems with unprecedented flexibility ...

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Qualys Adds Tool to Automate Audit Workflows

Michael Vizard | April 25, 2025 | AI Tools, audits, automated auditing, tools

Qualys this week added a tool that makes it possible for organizations to continuously run audits in a way that promises to dramatically reduce failure rates ...

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Security Tools: First, They’re Good, Then They’re Bad

Teri Robinson | April 21, 2025 | AI, Cybersecurity, Defense, tools, zero trust

Security tools can also be vulnerable and so cybersecurity teams must put a premium on ensuring tools are used as intended for defense. ...

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The Top 10 DAST Tools in 2025 for Automating Application Security Testing

Sanjana Iyer | December 10, 2024 | Competitor Comparison, DAST, tools

Discover the best DAST tools to enhance application security. Learn how to identify and fix vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance and robust protection ...

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Microsoft Adds Raft of Zero-Trust Tools and Platforms

Michael Vizard | November 20, 2024 | AI, Cybersecurity, Data Security, Microsoft, tools

Microsoft this week launched a raft of cybersecurity initiatives that address everything from making Windows platforms more secure to adding platforms that are more secure by design ...

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SpecterOps Extends Reach of BloodHound Tool for Mapping Microsoft AD Attacks

Michael Vizard | September 11, 2024 | attacks, Microsoft AD, tools

SpecterOps has added the ability to track attack paths across instances of Microsoft Azure Directory (AD) running in both on-premises and on the Microsoft Azure cloud service ...

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3 Best Practices to Improve Threat Hunting

David Monnier | January 30, 2024 | Cybersecurity, data, team, Threat Hunting, threat-hunting program, tools

Threat-hunting programs can proactively monitor malicious activity, find vulnerabilities and put organizations on the offensive ...

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Survey Surfaces Lack of Confidence in Existing Cybersecurity Tools

Michael Vizard | January 4, 2024 | Budget, Cybersecurity, platforms, security spending, tools

More than half of cybersecurity leaders would replace their entire current stack of platforms if there were no budget constraints ...

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Fortinet Adds Generative AI Tool to Security Operations Portfolio

Michael Vizard | December 11, 2023 | Cybersecurity, Fortinet, generative AI, IT skills, SOC, tools

Fortinet's generative AI tool eliminates a range of manual tasks that security operations teams would otherwise need to perform ...

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Is Trafficking in Hacking Information a Crime?

Mark Rasch | March 23, 2023 | cyberattacks, Cyberlaw, Hacking, information, Threat Intelligence, tools

Quincy Compton of Concord, North Carolina, had a wife and a pregnant girlfriend and wrote to a doctor in Washington, D.C. for information about terminating a pregnancy. The doctor, Thomas Kemp, wrote ...

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