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Search ArticlesUnified Visibility Comes Before Pre-Change Risk Analysis
Hybrid and multi-cloud security teams want to prevent policy failures before they reach production. According to our recent survey report, impact or risk assessment before committing a policy change is the most-requested security policy management capability. However, pre-change risk analysis requires a reliable picture of the current environment. Yet 92% of respondents report difficulty getting a single, accurate view of security policies across all their environments.
Gold Eagle: A New Operating Model for Vulnerability Coordination
Five practical priorities for turning AI-enabled vulnerability discovery into coordinated remediation and verified risk reduction. On July 14, 2026, the White House announced GOLD EAGLE, a cybersecurity clearinghouse created under Executive Order 14409.
When Visibility Becomes Noise: How MDR Filters What Matters
For most security leaders, the problem isn’t a lack of visibility. It’s too much visibility. Over the last decade, organizations have invested heavily in security tools. Security Information & Event Management (SIEM), Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) platforms, cloud security monitoring, identity protection systems, vulnerability scanners, threat intelligence feeds—the list keeps growing. Every new platform promises greater visibility and better protection.
From Models to MCP Servers, Skills, and Plugins: Rethinking Trust in the AI Supply Chain
Written by Krishanu Borah. An enterprise can approve an AI model, authenticate its users, and restrict access to internal systems, yet still expose sensitive data through the components surrounding that model. In September 2025, an MCP server distributed through npm demonstrated how quickly trust can become a liability. The package, postmark-mcp, allowed AI assistants to send email through Postmark. It operated normally across its first 15 versions and reached approximately 1,500 weekly downloads.
CSA Welcomes NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform
Cloud Security Alliance is building industry consensus around governance and security controls for autonomous AI. We welcome the launch of the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform and NVIDIA’s commitment to making autonomous AI safer to deploy at enterprise scale.
Post-Quantum Key Management Starts at the Root
IT teams often view post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration as a simple algorithm replacement. You swap RSA or ECC for a quantum-resistant alternative and move on. However, the process is more complex for cloud key management. In this domain, the order in which you migrate your key hierarchy matters just as much as the algorithms. In an envelope encryption architecture, you must prioritize the root of the key hierarchy. (This would be the master key or key encryption key [KEK]).
The Vital Trifecta
AI agents are moving through three stages. They began on the endpoint: Claude Code or Cursor in a terminal on a developer's laptop, a local process with local credentials, and a person watching output scroll past and pressing approve. They are moving into sandboxed cloud containers: cloud agents and background branches, ephemeral environments with repo credentials that are spun up and destroyed inside a single task while the developer files the work and closes the tab.
Lessons Learned on Securing Multi-Agent Systems: NIST Agent Security RFI
Five practical security lessons distilled from public responses on how increasingly autonomous agents change trust, authority, observability, and system assurance. In January 2026, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Center for AI Standards and Innovation issued a Request for Information (RFI) on Security Considerations for Artificial Intelligence Agents, seeking input on security risks, mitigations, measurement, evaluation, and the secure adoption of AI agent systems.
A New Security Challenge: The Curious Case of Prompt Language Analysis
Why prompt analysis is emerging as a key AI security challenge If securing AI has been one of the defining cybersecurity conversations of the past year, prompt analysis is quickly becoming one of its most interesting frontiers. Security leaders are under pressure to understand how AI is being used across the business. In some organizations, that means governing employee use of chatbots.
The DNS Risks Your DDI Was Never Designed to Find
Written by Rajdatta Rokade. Why Your Network Strategy Needs Both DDI and DNSPM — Not One or the Other Most enterprise IT teams already run some form of DDI — DNS, DHCP, and IPAM — either as a dedicated platform or built into their broader network management stack.