Zero Trust is one of the most widely talked about cybersecurity trends today. Zero Trust says no part of a computer and networking system can be implicitly trusted, including the humans operating it.

Explores where AI helps in pen testing, current limits, and how to integrate AI with human oversight, data controls, and governance.

Modern stadiums are infrastructure unlike any other. I’ve written before on event day sparking stadiums into life with shops and food stands, transport hubs, vast telecommunications infrastructure, ...

Research conducted in collaboration with Jazz finds that, among respondents experiencing data loss, only 16% said DLP blocked their most significant incidents before data left the organization SEATTLE ...

CISA's AA26-251A should end the fiction that confidential model weights are enough to protect frontier capabilities. On September 8, 2026, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, ...

CSA Chapters unite cloud security professionals worldwide, fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and career growth. CSA Chapter connects you to a vibrant local and global community. Whether you ...

AI-enabled adversaries are compressing exploit timelines, multiplying attack capacity, and putting expert-grade capabilities within reach of lower-skilled attackers. Preparing for these threats ...

Enterprise resource planning systems deployed a decade or more ago remain fully capable of tracking inventory, processing invoices, and managing shipping schedules. What these systems typically cannot ...

AI agents select tools, invoke APIs, retrieve data, act under delegated user context, and create outbound connections at runtime. That autonomy can make them useful. It also means you need to know ...

As organizations prepare for post quantum cryptography, I am seeing confusion in two areas. The first is around the algorithms themselves. ML KEM, ML DSA, SLH DSA, FIPS 203, 204 and 205 are often ...

The vulnerability-discovery curve has bent. AI-assisted tooling surfaces exploitable flaws faster than most organizations can test and ship patches, and CSA’s own guidance states the consequence ...