The AI Supply Chain Can Execute Before the Application Does
AI artifacts are no longer passive data. DEF CON 34 shows how models, Skills, repositories and loaders can become execution paths — forcing CISOs to rethink supply-chain security, provenance and runtime authority.
The Perfect Blueprint: Why Digital Twins Have Become a Goldmine for Attackers
Digital twins are transforming how buildings are designed and operated—but they are also creating an unprecedented reconnaissance asset. A compromised digital twin can reveal layouts, security controls and operational dependencies long before an attacker reaches the building.
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.
AI Doesn’t Need to Understand BACnet: Why Building Automation Has Entered a New Threat Era
AI is transforming cyber attacks against building automation. Tasks that once required deep knowledge of BACnet, KNX or Modbus can now be accelerated by large language models, dramatically lowering the barrier to targeting smart buildings.
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.
