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The New Insider Threat: Autonomous Systems With Excessive PermissionsÂ
Gift Okoro | | AI, artificialintelligence, AutonomousAgents, CISO, cloudsecurity, Compliance, Cybersecurity, dataprivacy, DataProvenance, DevSecOps, governance, IdentityAndAccessManagement, informationsecurity, InsiderThreat, MachineIdentity, PrivilegedAccessManagement, PromptInjection, RiskManagement, RPA, zerotrust
Explore how overprivileged AI agents are becoming the "new insider threat" in 2026. Learn about the rise of autonomous machine identities, the "superuser problem," and real-world breaches like Amazon Q and EchoLeak ...
Security Boulevard
Report Details Security Weakness in Comet AI Browser from Perplexity
Michael Vizard | | AI, ai threats, AITools, AppSec, browsersecurity, cloudsecurity, CometJacking, cyberattacks, Cybersecurity, datasecurity, Infosec, PerplexityAI, PromptInjection, ThreatIntel, zerotrust
A new LayerX report shows how a single malicious URL can exploit Perplexity’s Comet AI browser via prompt injection, potentially exposing sensitive data and connected applications ...
Security Boulevard
Lazarus Cryptocurrency Hacks Estimated To Be $3 Billion
Wajahat Raja | | BlockchainSecurity, CryptoAssets, CryptocurrencyHacks, CryptoHeists, cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity News, DeFi, endpointsecurity, HackerNews, LazarusGroup, northkorea, PhishingAttacks, SocialEngineering, threatactors, zerotrust
Threat actors from North Korea have been increasingly targeting the cryptocurrency sector since 2017 as a source of generating revenue. Reports have claimed that the country’s ruling elite and computer science professionals ...
Zero Trust Should Not Give IT a Bad Name
Maybe you've just found out that your company's IT organization is implementing Zero Trust. Does that mean they don't trust you? "Zero Trust" sure sounds that way. Maybe you've read about it ...
All Access Is (or Should Be) Remote Access
With the transition to remote work, we often hear the term remote access used in unison. Typically, remote work application access is facilitated via a remote access mechanism and, presumably, local work ...
Cutting the Red Tape: Lessons Learned from CyberThreats 2021
If I had a dollar for every time I heard the phrase "digital transformation," I would have a lot of dollars. I'm sure you would too. We'd have even more if we ...
Why Zero Trust Needs the Edge
Backhauling traffic destroys performance, and backhauling attack traffic can destroy even more. Nevertheless, in a traditional security deployment model, we are faced with the lose-lose options of either backhauling all traffic to ...
Anyone for Alphabet Soup? ZTNA, SWGs, MFA, and More: Lessons Learned from Fed Day CyberThreats 2021
Last week, we gathered a few of the most prominent leaders and experts from every corner of the federal space to talk about all things cybersecurity and digital transformation. Discussions ranged from ...
Zero Trust Network Access Is an Oxymoron
Though Zero Trust is really quite simple and should be viewed as a very strong form of the age-old principle of least privilege, that does not mean that it is the same ...
Zero Trust: Not As Scary As It Sounds
If the term Zero Trust has been popping up in your news feed with astonishing frequency lately, you may be tempted to think that Zero Trust must be a brand-new technology cooked ...

