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Q-Day is approaching. Most organizations aren’t ready

“Q-Day,” the point at which quantum computers begin to break the encryption protecting most of the internet, lives in the same mental category as other far-off technology risks: real eventually, but not something requiring immediate action. That assumption is no longer safe. …

Four safeguards to stop your AI agents from going rogue

Artificial intelligence agents are moving from experimentation to production, and with this shift, the stakes are rising. A coding agent at PocketOS recently deleted an entire production database. An agent at Meta exposed sensitive user data for two hours. An Instagram support …

Why every AI agent needs an org chart

A chief information officer I was talking with recently said something that stuck with me: Permissions tell an agent what it’s allowed to do. They say nothing about what you meant. This observation touches on one of the core artificial intelligence challenges …

Weak API controls are one of the biggest threats in the agentic AI era

Artificial intelligence agents are already running inside your enterprise workflows, whether you know it or not. International Data Corp. projects full agentic AI deployment across the enterprise by 2027. Gartner Inc. estimates 40% of enterprise applications will integrate task-specific agents by the …

How to combat the new threats in open-source libraries

The recent breach of GitHub Inc. that gave attackers access to around 4,000 of the platform’s internal code repositories dramatizes the growing threats from malicious actors who bury malware in open-source software libraries. Supply chains are coveted targets for cyberattacks, and threats …

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