The Call Is Coming From Inside the House: When Your Own Agent Becomes the Attacker
In July 2026, an AI agent crossed the only network path out of its test environment and compromised another company's production infrastructure over a weekend. The extraordinary part isn't the exploit chain — it's that the victim detected it, disclosed it and called the FBI before the owner of the attacking compute ever made contact.
Outside the Model: Governing AI Agents on the Microsoft Stack
A practical control map for governing AI agents with Entra, Defender, Global Secure Access and Purview, walked step by step against the July 2026 OpenAI/Hugging Face incident, with licensing paths, GA/preview status, and the custom detection to add on top.
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When Effort Became Free: AI, Mythos, and the New Economics of Hacking
One person, a flaw in a football club's app, and the keys to 300,000 supporters' data. AI is collapsing the effort that hacking used to require. Here's how that rewires the economics of attack, and what you actually do about it.
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Blueprint for a Modern Defense Stack: Why Attackers Have a Better Map Than You
Raviv Tamir's keynote at Experts Live Denmark revealed an uncomfortable truth: attackers think in graphs while defenders think in lists. Here's what that means for your security strategy.
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