How to Stop Zero-Click Indirect Attacks on AI Agents
Learn how to defend autonomous AI agents from zero-click indirect prompt injection by decoupling model reasoning from deterministic tool authorization.
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Elastic Cloud Expands Encryption at Rest with Multi-Cloud BYOK
Elastic Cloud enables customer-managed encryption keys across AWS, Azure, and GCP, giving enterprises direct control over data and snapshot key…
Cybersecurity in 2026: Moving Beyond Fragmented Defenses
A 2026 cybersecurity industry report highlights why enterprises are replacing isolated point tools with continuous, unified cross-domain risk controls.
HPE Labs Links AI Sovereignty to Quantum-Safe Infrastructure
HPE Labs connects sovereign AI security with post-quantum cryptography, confidential computing, and hardened infrastructure to meet national privacy mandates.
CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Secure AI Agents with Hardware Controls
CrowdStrike and NVIDIA have partnered on the Open Agent Safety Platform, bringing runtime guardrails and DPU-level hardware isolation to enterprise…
IAM for AI Agents: Framework for Enterprise Control
Deploying IAM for AI agents requires closing the gap between static IdP policy and runtime execution through short-lived tokens and…
Why AI Agent Security Requires More Than Just a Kill Switch
Autonomous AI agents introduce insider risks beyond access revocation. Analysis from Oktane reveals why kill switches fall short and how…
Meta Patches Severe Zero-Day Flaw in Muse macOS AI Agent
Meta released an emergency hotfix for a zero-day flaw in its macOS Muse AI agent that let local processes hijack…
Retrofitting Spring Security Beyond the Legacy VPN Perimeter
Exposing internal Spring Boot applications beyond a VPN requires robust data isolation, JWT tenant scoping, and strict 401/403 error contracts…
Why Enterprise AI Governance Requires Provable Runtime Control
As autonomous agents delegate tasks across APIs, enterprise IT must shift from post-hoc observability to cryptographic, runtime provable authorization.