Zero Trust

Zero Trust examines security architectures built on continuous verification, least privilege, explicit authorization, and the assumption that trust must never be implicit. Coverage includes identity, access, devices, networks, cloud, applications, data, machine identities, and AI agents—with a CISO focus on applying Zero Trust principles as enterprise environments become more distributed, interconnected, and autonomous.
23
Aug
Your Developer Workstation Is Becoming an Agent Control Plane

Your Developer Workstation Is Becoming an Agent Control Plane

15 min read
19
Aug
MCP Is Becoming Enterprise Infrastructure

MCP Is Becoming Enterprise Infrastructure

MCP is becoming enterprise infrastructure. As AI agents gain access to tools, identities and business systems, CISOs must govern not just integration — but the authority flowing through it.
15 min read
19
Aug
The Agent Is Becoming the New Privileged User

The Agent Is Becoming the New Privileged User

AI agents are becoming a new privileged identity class. The real security question is no longer what AI can know — but what it is authorized to do, through whose identity, and with what consequences.
14 min read
19
Aug
MCP Is Becoming an Attacker’s Routing Layer

MCP Is Becoming an Attacker’s Routing Layer

An AI agent’s real privilege extends far beyond its IAM permissions. MCP, managed identities and connected services create transitive authority paths that attackers can exploit—turning tool connectivity into a new routing layer for enterprise privilege.
17 min read
18
Aug
The Agent Is the New Attack Path

The Agent Is the New Attack Path

A safe model does not imply a safe agent. Agentic AI shifts the security problem from jailbreaks to authority: can an attacker make the system perform an authorized action for an unauthorized reason?
17 min read
18
Aug
When Data Becomes Instruction

When Data Becomes Instruction

AI agents are erasing the boundary between data and instruction. DEF CON 34 shows why untrusted context can become an indirect control plane—and why CISOs must secure the entire path from meaning to authority.
15 min read
05
Aug
The Hidden Door: Why Remote Maintenance Has Become the Most Dangerous Entry Point into Smart Buildings

The Hidden Door: Why Remote Maintenance Has Become the Most Dangerous Entry Point into Smart Buildings

Remote maintenance keeps modern buildings running—but it also creates one of the largest unmanaged attack surfaces. Trusted service connections, permanent VPNs and vendor access are rapidly becoming the preferred entry point for cyber-physical attacks.
4 min read
03
Aug
Identity Becomes the New Security Perimeter

Identity Becomes the New Security Perimeter

The future of cybersecurity will not be secured by firewalls but by identities. Humans are becoming just one identity type among AI agents, APIs, machines and services. CISOs must rethink Identity as the primary security perimeter.
4 min read
29
Jul
Buildings Under Attack: Why Every CISO Must Prepare for Cyber-Physical Threats

Buildings Under Attack: Why Every CISO Must Prepare for Cyber-Physical Threats

Buildings are no longer passive infrastructure. They are connected cyber-physical systems that combine IT, OT, IoT and AI. This article introduces the emerging attack landscape every CISO should understand before smart buildings become the next major enterprise risk.
4 min read
28
Jul
The Building Is Now Part of the Attack Surface

The Building Is Now Part of the Attack Surface

Modern buildings are cyber-physical systems. Access control, automation, sensors and remote maintenance expand the attack surface. This article explains why facility management must become part of the ISMS.
8 min read