ITSecurityWire

A “low-risk” vulnerability could be far more dangerous than it looks.

Artem Karasev of TuxCare explains why security teams must look beyond CVE numbers and assess real-world exposure, exploitability, configuration, dependency paths and remediation.

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Attackers don’t always need new tricks. They just need old weaknesses left unchecked.

Ian Robinson of Titania explains why segmentation, least privilege and continuous validation matter and why fixing insecure configurations can reduce exposure to more than just today’s vulnerabilities.

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AI agents don’t need to “go rogue” to become a security risk.

As agents bypass sandboxes and access APIs at machine speed, point solutions fall short. Shreyans Mehta of Cequence Security explains how Agentic Zero Trust can bind each agent to a defined identity, job and permissions.

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95% of organizations prioritize pentesting. Yet only 32% of their attack surface is tested.

Mark Kuhr, CTO and Co-Founder of Synack, explains why point-in-time testing is no longer enough and how continuous security validation is essential to uncover blind spots and evolving attack paths before they become incidents.

Read the full article: https://tinyurl.com/3ztpmeer

AI is creating a new data trail on corporate devices.

Roughly 40% of employee AI interactions involve sensitive data. Thi Nguyen-Huu of WinMagic highlights the overlooked AI data trail- prompt histories, summaries, and extracts often left outside standard security controls.

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What happens when AI agents stop following the rules - and start rewriting them?

The OpenAI-Hugging Face incident exposed critical risks in autonomous AI, from training pressure and permissions to weak safeguards. The article outlines five AI security lessons for enterprises preparing for more autonomous systems.

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157 AI-related laws and regulations emerged in just 12 months.
Is your compliance model built to keep up?

Chris Newton-Smith, CEO of IO, explains why reactive compliance falls short and how adaptable governance can help organizations keep pace with evolving AI, privacy, and cybersecurity regulations.

Read the full article: https://tinyurl.com/mr3vp35z

AI can accelerate your SOC. But can it tell signal from noise?

Ken Chen of ExtraHop explains why faster automation isn’t enough and how network context can improve AI-driven detection and response.

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