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← back to all postsYou Gave the AI Agent the Keys. That's the Breach.
Enterprise AI agent fleets doubled in four months and only about one in five are governed before they go live. When one gets breached, there's usually no clever attack behind it. Just an agent doing exactly what it was allowed to do.
The CISO Who Buries Bad News Isn't Wrong. The System Is.
95% of CISOs feel pressured to suppress compliance findings. The industry response is that they need more backbone. That's the wrong read.
Your Ransomware Negotiator Might Be Playing Both Sides
The DigitalMint conviction proves your IR vendor pre-vetting is part of your security program, not an afterthought. Here is what to ask before the next incident, not during it.
How to Pick an MDR Provider When You're a Community Bank
Every MDR vendor says they do detection and response. Here's what to actually evaluate before you sign a contract, and the questions most community banks never think to ask.
I Spent Eight Hours on My Home Network. I'm Still Not Done.
A home network rebuild that's still in progress and already has lessons. Documentation debt is real, and it costs you more than a weekend.
Why Your Incident Response Plan Will Fail (And What to Build Instead)
Most IR plans fail not because they're poorly written, but because plans don't survive contact with reality. Here's how to build response capability instead of just documentation.
SIEM vs. MDR for Community Banks: What Actually Works (And What's a Waste of Money)
A practical guide for community banks choosing between SIEM and MDR solutions. Real costs, what examiners actually want, and a decision framework for banks under $2B in assets.
When Everything Is Critical, Nothing Is Critical
Your vulnerability scanner flagged 10,000 issues. Your SIEM has 500 critical alerts. Every project is top priority. So what do you actually fix first?