As you scale your use of Amazon Web Services (AWS), managing KMS keys becomes increasingly important. Whether you manage a handful of keys or thousands across multiple AWS accounts and AWS Regions, there’s often a need to audit key usage to help you meet compliance requirements, evaluate your risk posture, and optimize key management costs.…
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$20 per zero-day is already the WordPress plugin reality
Vulnerability researchers have spent the past year arguing about whether AI agents can find real bugs at scale or whether they mostly generate noise. A pipeline built in three days by researchers from TrendAI and CHT Security supplies an answer, along with a price tag that the security industry will have to reckon with. The…
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Jobs lost to AI could reappear elsewhere — and solidify AI-focused roles
There are conflicting signals about whether AI is creating or destroying jobs, though many companies have blamed the technology for recent cuts. Analysts and industry experts say the reality is more nuanced: jobs being lost now to AI will likely reappear elsewhere, especially for those with hands-on AI experience. In other words, while AI may…
AI, Data Breaches, Global Security News, Network Security
World Password Day 2026: Passwords Still Matter (Whether We Like It or Not)
World Password Day 2026: Passwords Still Matter (Whether We Like It or Not) Every year, World Password Day comes around and we all pretend we’ve moved beyond passwords. We haven’t. Passwords are still everywhere. Still fragile. Still one of the easiest ways into an environment. And despite all the talk about passkeys and passwordless futures,…
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Elon Musk’s Romantic Partner Testifies About Her Role on OpenAI’s Board
Shivon Zilis took the stand in court for questioning on whether she “funneled” information to Musk while sitting on the board of OpenAI.
AI, Apps, Cybersecurity, Exploits, Global Security News, Government & Policy, Risk Management
Anthropic Mythos spurs White House to weigh pre-release reviews for high-risk AI models
The Trump administration is in early discussions about whether advanced AI models should be vetted before public release, according to reporting from the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Axios. The conversations center on systems capable of facilitating cyberattacks, particularly models that could help users identify and exploit software vulnerabilities. Officials are considering…
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Entrepreneurs Flocked to Colorado. Now Red Tape Is Driving Some Away.
A proposed AI bill has many wondering whether the state’s regulations are killing its entrepreneurial spirit. “If you can’t move, you’re dead.”
AI, Global Security News, Network Security
How Tech Importers Use Air Freight to Stay Competitive
GUEST OPINION: Technology businesses are no strangers to supply chain pressure. Whether you are procuring networking hardware, servers, semiconductors, or consumer electronics, the global supply chain disruptions of recent years have made one thing very clear: how you move goods is just as strategic as what you buy.
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John Ternus Has Big Shoes to Fill at Apple. Luckily, Tim Cook Has a Playbook for That.
Cook, too, faced big doubts on whether he could successfully succeed an iconic leader. His early moves are a guide to how it’s done.
AI, Compliance, Cybersecurity, Data Breaches, Global Security News, malware, Risk Management
Building Phishing Detection That Works: 3 Steps for CISOs
90% of attacks start with phishing. For CISOs, the real pain begins when the SOC cannot quickly tell whether a suspicious alert is just noise or the start of credential theft, account compromise, malware delivery, or wider business disruption. Modern phishing campaigns are designed to create exactly that uncertainty. QR codes, redirect chains, CAPTCHAs, phishing kits, and AI-generated lures can all hide the real objective until late…
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Building Phishing Detection That Works: 3 Steps for CISOs
90% of attacks start with phishing. For CISOs, the real pain begins when the SOC cannot quickly tell whether a suspicious alert is just noise or the start of credential theft, account compromise, malware delivery, or wider business disruption. Modern phishing campaigns are designed to create exactly that uncertainty. QR codes, redirect chains, CAPTCHAs, phishing kits, and AI-generated lures can all hide the real objective until late…
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Treasury asks whether terrorism risk insurance program should bolster cyber coverage
The Treasury Department is soliciting public feedback on whether it should change a terrorism risk insurance program to address cyber-related losses. In a Federal Register notice set for publication Wednesday, Treasury seeks comment from the public for a mandatory report it must deliver to Congress this summer on the effectiveness of the terrorism risk insurance…
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Will AI Agents Kill SaaS? What MSPs Should Know
With the advent of agentic AI, conversations are heating up about whether AI agents could replace SaaS platforms and disrupt the tech industry as we know it. While the so-called “SaaSpocalypse” suggests dramatic changes to the SaaS business model, its true impact on managed services remains to be seen. AI agents promise to reduce tool…
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LinkedIn moves to offer skill validations in the AI era
Job seekers can list skills in LinkedIn profiles, but verifying whether they actually have them typically falls to recruiters. But with more and more employers now seeking AI fluency in candidates, LinkedIn is taking steps to prove that job candidates really have they skills they claim. The Verified AI Skills program unveiled in January involves…
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Compromised npm package silently installs OpenClaw on developer machines
A new security bypass has users installing AI agent OpenClaw — whether they intended to or not. Researchers have discovered that a compromised npm publish token pushed an update for the widely-used Cline command line interface (CLI) containing a malicious postinstall script. That script installs the wildly popular, but increasingly condemned, agentic application OpenClaw on…
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Exploring common centralized and decentralized approaches to secrets management
One of the most common questions about secrets management strategies on Amazon Web Services (AWS) is whether an organization should centralize its secrets. Though this question is often focused on whether secrets should be centrally stored, there are four aspects of centralizing the secrets management process that need to be considered: creation, storage, rotation, and…
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Exploring common centralized and decentralized approaches to secrets management
One of the most common questions about secrets management strategies on Amazon Web Services (AWS) is whether an organization should centralize its secrets. Though this question is often focused on whether secrets should be centrally stored, there are four aspects of centralizing the secrets management process that need to be considered: creation, storage, rotation, and…