Threat intelligence, NIS2 compliance, and deception security, written for practitioners.
NIS2 is no longer a future deadline. The directive has applied since October 2024, national implementation is moving country by country, and customers are starting to ask for proof of detection and incident response. Here is what that means for your company.
In 2026, researchers showed that popular AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Gemini CLI and GitHub Copilot could be talked into leaking their own API keys and access tokens, using nothing more than a clever pull request title. Here is what happened in plain English, and how to make sure a leak like this does not stay invisible.
When the market research firm Klue was breached in 2026, close to two hundred of its customers were exposed, including security names like LastPass, Jamf and HackerOne. Here is why your vendor's breach is your breach, and what a small company can actually do about third party risk.
In May 2026, attackers secretly infected 42 popular developer tools used by thousands of companies worldwide. In six minutes, they stole AWS credentials, passwords, and private keys from every machine that had those tools installed. Here's what happened, why your security software missed it, and the one thing that would have stopped it cold.
