Your Security Appliances Are the Attack Surface Security and networking appliances now represent the most consistently targeted category of ...
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The short version On August 12, 2026, President Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM), “Expanding Capabilities to Combat ...
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The Agent Identity Problem: Non-Human Identities Outnumber Humans 45 to 1 and AI Agents Are Making It Worse At a Glance Non-human identities already ...
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On July 13 the Department of War suspended Phase 2 of CMMC, the third party certification requirement that was set to start this November. Half the ...
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At a Glance Training is a one-time bill. Inference compounds.GPT-4 cost over $100M to train. Serving GPT-4o at ChatGPT-scale usage costs over $350M ...
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Mobile applications have become a primary interface between organizations and their customers, handling everything from authentication and payments ...
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As organizations connect more IoT devices to cloud platforms, the attack surface expands well beyond the device itself. APIs, cloud identities, ...
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Modern applications rarely operate alone. They rely on API gateways, webhooks, cloud services, SaaS platforms, and partner integrations to exchange ...
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Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) remain one of the most common ways organizations provide secure remote access to internal systems. When configured ...
Read More: VPNs Aren't the Risk. The Network Paths Around Them Are.
Quick guide: 7 AI security risks every CISO should know Data poisoning: Attackers corrupt training datasets to manipulate AI model behavior Prompt ...
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Modern development teams rely on CI/CD pipelines to build, test, and deploy software faster than ever before. But the same automation that ...
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Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have become the backbone of modern software. They connect web applications, mobile apps, cloud services, ...
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Finding the Right AI Security Partner for Your Growing Tech Company Your engineering team just deployed a new AI-powered customer support system. ...
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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has become a foundational security control, and for good reason. It significantly reduces the risk of account ...
Read More: MFA Gaps: Why Strong Authentication Doesn't Always Mean Strong Security
Modern web applications are made up of countless interactions between users, APIs, databases, and third-party services. While automated scanners can ...
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As organizations rapidly integrate large language models into customer-facing applications, internal tools, and automated workflows, securing the AI ...
Read More: AI Jailbreaking: Finding the Gaps Before Attackers Do
When a security incident occurs, an audit identifies gaps, or your organization introduces new applications, cloud services, or infrastructure, one ...
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Intel killed its fastest chip in 2004 because clock speed had become the wrong metric. AI is approaching the same inflection. For the majority of ...
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When tech companies first tried to put cameras on our faces, the public reaction was loud, clear, and overwhelmingly resistant. Early iterations of ...
Read More: The Kylie Effect: How Meta Just Normed the Smart Glasses Privacy Dilemma
In May, a criminal extortion group told 9,000 schools to hire breach coaches and negotiate ransom payments individually. A week later, the ed-tech ...
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The vulnerability pipeline feeding ICS attackers is structurally optimized for breaking infrastructure, not stealing from it. In 2025, pure ...
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At a Glance AI security tooling adoption lags behind AI coding tool adoption by an order of magnitude. Download ratios: 10:1 on PyPI, 28:1 on npm. ...
Read More: 973 MCP Packages, 71% Single-Maintainer: A Practitioner's Guide to AI Developer Security
On May 20, 2026, Verizon published the 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report with a dedicated AI section built on original research conducted with ...
Read More: The AI Governance Gap: Verizon's 2026 DBIR Shows Attackers Scaling AI While Employees Leak Data Through It
On May 20, 2026, Verizon published the [2026 Data Breach Investigations Report](https://www.verizon.com/business/resources/reports/dbir/). The ...
Read More: The Remediation Paradox: Verizon's 2026 DBIR Shows Exploitation Winning While Defenders Patch Slower
GitHub's 3,800 Repositories Stolen Through a Single IDE Extension On May 19, 2026, a single VS Code extension on a single employee's device gave ...
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If you think a basic pop-up banner that reads "By continuing to browse this site, you accept cookies" protects your business, you are sitting on a ...
Read More: The Cost of a Click: Why Passive Cookie Consent Is Your Biggest Compliance Liability
In April 2026 alone, the ShinyHunters extortion group breached ADT (5.5 million customers), Amtrak (2.1 million confirmed records), and McGraw-Hill ...
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Mandiant's M-Trends 2026 report puts estimated mean time to exploit at negative seven days. That number should reset how security leaders think about ...
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When AI Billing Breaks Trust: Lessons from the Claude Code Backlash AI adoption is accelerating, but trust is still fragile. Recently, users of ...
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Cybersecurity doesn’t start with tools, it starts with mindset. In this episode featuring Aaron Colclough, we get a rare look at how military ...
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HTB's 2025 benchmark tested 796 security teams. Only 21% passed web security challenges. The Security Illusion Security certifications line your ...
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In today's security landscape, some of the most dangerous vulnerabilities aren't flagged by automated scanners at all. These are the business logic ...
Read More: The Invisible Threat: Business Logic Flaws in Modern Applications and Why Scanners Miss Them
Bridging the gap between theory and the threat reality, Suzu Labs is proud to announce the acquisition of Emulated Criminals. This strategic merger ...
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Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7 on April 16, 2026 with automated cybersecurity safeguards and a Cyber Verification Program. Dark web intelligence ...
Read More: The Wall Around Claude 4.7 Does Not Extend to Dread
Earlier this year, YouTube began rolling out a row of algorithmically recommended videos at the top of the Subscriptions page. The section, labeled ...
Read More: The Engagement Ratchet: How YouTube, Instagram, and Amazon Trained Users to Accept Less Control
Host Phillip Wylie sits down with Nicolas Chaillan to discuss the sobering reality of AI replacement, the critical need for technical urgency in the ...
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In late 2024, Sydney tech entrepreneur Paul Conyngham was told his rescue dog, Rosie, had months to live. She was battling a tennis ball-sized mast ...
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The world of cybersecurity has undergone a massive transformation in just a few decades. In this episode of Simply Offensive, host Phillip Wylie is ...
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The Department of Homeland Security has been partially shut down for over 45 days. In that time, 460 TSA officers have quit, absences at major ...
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In cybersecurity, we often operate in silos. The red team breaks things, the blue team fixes them, and management focuses on compliance. But what ...
Read More: The Purple Team Advantage: Bridging the Gap Between Hacking and Management with Chris Marks
On March 26, Anthropic confirmed the existence of Claude Mythos, an unreleased AI model described internally as "a step change" in capabilities, ...
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Rapid7's research reveals China-linked kernel implants deep inside telecom signaling infrastructure. Here's what BPFdoor is, how it evolved, and what ...
Read More: BPFdoor in Telecom Networks: The FCC Is Securing the Edge, but China's Hackers Are Already Past It
We are incredibly proud to announce a monumental achievement. At this year’s Global InfoSec Awards 2026, hosted by Cyber Defense Magazine, Suzu Labs ...
Read More: Securing the AI Frontier: Suzu Labs Sweeps 4 Global InfoSec Awards 2026
In the world of cybersecurity, we often talk about "gatekeeping" or the "skills gap," but rarely do we find individuals dedicated to building the ...
Read More: From Cockpits to Code: Josh Mason on Bridging the Gap Between Military and Cybersecurity
The Future of Pentesting: AI, Automation, and Better Reporting with Dan DeCloss In this episode of Simply Offensive, Philip Wylie welcomes Dan ...
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On March 12, medical technology giant Stryker confirmed a cyberattack that wiped devices across 79 countries. The pro-Iran group Handala claimed ...
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Executive Summary Even Realities markets its G2 smart glasses as the privacy-conscious alternative to Meta Ray-Bans. The core pitch: no camera, no ...
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Last week, Swedish journalists revealed that Meta sends video footage from Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses to human data annotators at Sama, a San ...
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View White Paper Abstract: Agentic AI systems are compressing competitive hacking timelines faster than the cybersecurity community has acknowledged. ...
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In this thought-provoking episode of Simply Offensive, host Philip Wylie sits down with Jacob Krell, a penetration tester and researcher at Suzu ...
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