AI Security: St. Luke's & ManpowerGroup Success Stories
AI isn't just coming; it's here, and it's a fundamental platform shift. But are we building it on a solid foundation, or a house of cards?
AI isn't just coming; it's here, and it's a fundamental platform shift. But are we building it on a solid foundation, or a house of cards?
The whisper about ROADtools has become a roar in the cybersecurity world. What began as a researcher's playground for understanding cloud identity has morphed into a sophisticated weapon in the hands of nation-state actors. It's a classic case of innovation bleeding into exploitation, and it’s fundamentally changing the cloud battleground.
Forget firewalls. Your company's digital identity is the hottest target. And current security tools are missing the forest for the trees, enabling attackers to walk right through.
Security teams drowning in tools just got a lifeline. Varonis is now integrated with AWS Security Hub Extended, promising a unified view of critical data risks.
Forget malware. A sophisticated actor named Storm-2949 just proved that compromising a single cloud identity can unlock the entire kingdom. Microsoft's latest report lays bare a meticulously orchestrated breach that went from a stolen password to a full-blown cloud infrastructure takedown.
The digital world is morphing, and AI isn't just a new tool – it's the engine of a fundamental platform shift. While opportunity abounds, so do unprecedented threats.
Your cloud is a graveyard of forgotten resources, costing you money and opening security holes. Tenable's new agentic AI is here to hunt down these 'zombie' assets and bring order.
Forget traditional breaches. In 2025, AI became the undisputed king of cloud risk, thanks to an explosion in specialized secrets and rampant shadow AI.
Microsoft's managed PostgreSQL service is leaking like a sieve. Varonis found a way to run any command on Azure Cosmos for PostgreSQL. This isn't good.
It’s an ironic twist: a new malware campaign is actively removing signs of rival hackers, only to replace them with its own malware and pilfer sensitive credentials from cloud environments.
Turns out, that mountain of ignored security alerts isn't just digital noise. A deep dive into 25 million alerts shows a consistent, and frankly, terrifying pattern: about one confirmed breach per week is hiding in plain sight, buried under 'informational' flags.
A sensitive data breach at AI platform Braintrust is forcing a scramble to secure critical API keys. Hackers gained access to an AWS account, flagging a new wave of supply chain risks for AI-dependent businesses.