Analysis

OpenAI Agent Incidents Expose Access Control Gaps

Recent OpenAI agent incidents show how quickly a blocked path can turn into unauthorized access when permissions and network reach remain too broad.

By Shant Ebenezer Jena

/ 8 Oct 2026

InfoSec Leadership

Nobody Thinks They Will Be Breached Next Week

By S Pattnaik

/ 19 Aug 2026

Jason Rivera, Field CISO at SimSpace and former US Army intelligence officer, on miscalculation, breakout time, and testing under realistic conditions

Agentic AI

Detection Engineering Against AI Agents, What Is Changing

By S Pattnaik and Shant Ebenezer Jena

/ 4 Aug 2026

Security leaders on how detection engineering is changing against agentic threat actors

InfoSec Leadership

Attribution, Hacking Back, and Where Defense Becomes a Crime

By S Pattnaik

/ 31 Jul 2026

CISO liability and active defense explained by Joe Sullivan, former federal prosecutor and Big Tech CSO

InfoSec Leadership

CISOs Are Waiting on Liability, Not Budget

By Shant Ebenezer Jena

/ 29 Jul 2026

Analysis of Kai's 2026 State of Autonomous Defense Report on why CISOs hesitate to expand security automation

InfoSec Leadership

Every US-Linked Org Is Now a Cyberattack Target

By Shant Ebenezer Jena

/ 1 Jul 2026

Every US-Linked Org Is Now a Cyberattack Target

Podcasts

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Miscalculation and Machine Speed, with Jason Rivera

InfoSec Leadership

Miscalculation and Machine Speed, with a Former Army Intelligence Officer and Field CISO

Podcast cover for InfoSec Leadership episode "Every CISO's Hardest Calls, from Attribution to Active Defense," featuring Joe Sullivan, former federal prosecutor and CSO.

InfoSec Leadership

Attribution and Active Defense, with a Former Prosecutor and CSO

Podcast cover for InfoSec Leadership episode "Five Eyes Warning Most Security Leaders Will Ignore," featuring Alfredo Hickman, CISO at Kai and military veteran.

InfoSec Leadership

Five Eyes Warning on AI Speed, with a Military Veteran and CISO

Podcast cover for InfoSec Leadership episode "Cyber Operations as Statecraft," featuring Armand Cucciniello III, former US diplomat, military advisor and journalist

InfoSec Leadership

Cyber Operations as Statecraft with a Former US Diplomat

Latest

Financial Regulators Will Judge AI Agents by What They Can Access

Rules written specifically for AI agents remain unfinished in both the US and the EU. But the access-control rules examiners already enforce cover agents today, and engineering teams can meet them now.

By S Pattnaik

/ 29 Sep 2026

Financial Regulators Will Judge AI Agents by What They Can Access

Miscalculation and Machine Speed, with a Former Army Intelligence Officer and Field CISO

No CISO believes they will be breached next week. That expectation is exactly the miscalculation.

By S Pattnaik

/ 5 Aug 2026

Attribution and Active Defense, with a Former Prosecutor and CSO

A former cybercrime prosecutor turned Big Tech CSO on attribution, how far a company can legally push back, and the exposure leaders now carry

By S Pattnaik

/ 31 Jul 2026

Five Eyes Warning on AI Speed, with a Military Veteran and CISO

AI is no longer a future risk but a present operational reality that is changing the fundamental economics of cyberattacks. As the recent joint warning from the Five Eyes alliance makes clear, the timeline for AI driven cyber threats has accelerated into a matter of months, not years.

By S Pattnaik

/ 6 Jul 2026

Cyber Operations as Statecraft with a Former US Diplomat

A state can now signal resolve, coerce a rival, or degrade an adversary's military capability without firing a physical weapon. Cybersecurity and diplomacy used to run in separate lanes, and that separation no longer holds.

By Shant Ebenezer Jena

/ 29 Jun 2026

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