Infosecurity Opinions

  1. The Next AI Safety Challenge Isn't Intelligence, it's Authority

    Recent OpenAI and Anthropic AI incidents show that security teams must focus on controlling AI access and permissions

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      David Sancho

      Senior Threat Researcher, TrendAI

  2. Addressing Vulnerability Management Together in the Age of AI

    Creativity and collaboration are vital traits for cyber professionals involved in vulnerability management amid growing challenges from AI

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      John Faber

      Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst

  3. Get Ahead of the Alerts and Secure What Matters Most

    Billions have been poured into detection capability, AI-driven tooling and managed security operations over the last decade. But are we looking at the right problem?

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      Sarah Armstrong-Smith

      Executive Board Advisor, Softwerx

  4. Why the Browser is Security's Front Line in the Age of AI

    Security teams face an uphill battle in understanding the tools already inside their environment, their capabilities, and their risks. Shadow AI adds to the challenge

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      Michael Leland

      Vice President & Field CTO, Island

  5. AI Isn’t Making Bug Bounty Researchers Obsolete. It's Making Them Indispensable

    If everyone uses the same Frontier AI models to hunt for bugs, they all have the same blind spots. But humans still provide unique expertise and insight

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      Kara Sprague

      CEO, HackerOne

  6. Agentic AI Demands a New Approach to Identity and Access Management

    Existing IAM is limited by scale and velocity - and agentic AI requires a level of authorization granularity that existing IAM can’t handle

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      Lukasz Radosz

      Senior Vice President of Engineering, SecureAuth

  7. Agentic AI will Supercharge Cyber Threats. But Not in the Way You Think

    John Eccleshare, bet365’s CISO explores why the real risk isn’t new attacks, but the speed of exploitation

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      John Eccleshare

      CISO, bet365

  8. Agentic AI’s Next Breach Won’t Start in the Model. It Will Start in the API Path

    If not curbed, excessive API access or misuse could result in a serious cybersecurity challenge

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      Vishnu Gatla

      Senior Application Security and Infrastructure Consultant, F5

  9. Employees Are Misusing AI tools at Work: Making ROI Hard to Measure and Risking Data Leaks

    Workers don’t differentiate between paid for and free tools. This is creates a privacy a problem

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      Alastair Paterson

      CEO and co-founder, Harmonic Security

  10. From FBI Cybercrime to Barbie’s CISO: a Leadership Story for Execs Under Pressure

    Mattel CISO Jill Knesek on what working as a Special Agent at the FBI taught her about cybersecurity leadership

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      Jill Knesek

      CISO, Blackline

  11. Cybersecurity’s Economics Are Broken. Automation Alone Won’t Fix It

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      Mark Hughes

      Global Managing Partner of Cybersecurity Services, IBM

  12. Engineering The Internet For Resilience

    Bad actors explore our digital supply chains to find weak links. We must fix these weaknesses

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      Darren Anstee

      CTO for Security, NETSCOUT

  13. Shadow AI is Your New Attack Surface

    Shadow AI is your new perimeter. And most organizations don’t have adequate governance in place to defend it

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      Chasserae Coyne

      Founder, Axia GRC & Member, ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group

  14. What Performing in Opera Taught Me About Succeeding in Cybersecurity

    My focus on growth in opera, with countless hours devoted to vocal training, collaboration and live performances, has directly fed into my development as a cybersecurity practitioner. The connection is quite natural.

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      Adrian Rădulescu

      Researcher, Onapsis Research Labs

  15. AI is Already Powering Cyber-Attacks. Can it Power Cyber Defense?

    Defenders cannot respond effectively if their operational model still depends entirely on human-scale review cycles and fragmented visibility

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      Mike Nichols

      GM of security, Elastic

  16. The New Hacktivists: How Global Conflict Turned a Nuisance Into a Security Threat

    Hacktivism is everywhere, encompassing hundreds of groups across the globe. Here's how to counter them

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      Pascal Geenens

      VP of Cyber Threat Intelligence, Radware

  17. The Readiness Gap: What Wimbledon Reveals About Modern Cyber Defense

    Many organizations believe they are protected from cyber-attacks. But infrastructure never stands still

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      Matthew Andriani

      Founder and CEO, MazeBolt

  18. Ethical AI Is an Operational Discipline, Not a Philosophy

    Safety requirements for AI in cybersecurity cannot be limited to proselytizing about good intents, it must demonstrate control, containment, and cleanup

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      Mike Wilkes

      CISO, Aikido Security

  19. The Security Coverage Gap is a Math Problem

    The economics of offensive operations are changing, and defenders must react now.

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      Mark Kuhr

      CTO & co-founder, Synack

  20. AI in Cybersecurity Has a Value Problem, Not a Technology Problem

    The reason AI cybersecurity projects fail is rarely because the technology doesn't work. It's that organizations haven't defined what "working" means

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      Mike Britton

      CIO, Abnormal AI

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