Artificial Intelligence

Qualys CISO Nathan Smolenski says AI-driven cybersecurity requires stronger governance, business risk alignment and human accountability for autonomous security decisions.

Qualys CISO: AI Cybersecurity Requires Human Accountability

Steve Lasky interviews Qualys CISO Nathan Smolenski at the 2026 ROCon Conference, discussing AI-driven cybersecurity, autonomous remediation and the importance of human accountability...

Oct. 27, 2026

Cyber risks are equally severe and becoming more intertwined with physical ones. Data centers are vulnerable to ransomware with double-extortion tactics, advanced persistent threats (APTs) for long-term infiltration and data exfiltration, DDoS attacks, cloud misconfigurations, insecure APIs, and expanding attack surfaces from edge computing and IoT devices.

Critical Infrastructure

Data Centers Are Becoming the New Front Line of Converged Security

Oct. 27, 2026

Brivo Reseller MCP connects AI assistants with security system data to help integrators monitor equipment, analyze accounts and streamline operations.

Brivo Introduces MCP Server for Security System Integrators

Oct. 27, 2026

Anthropic is expanding safeguards to prevent Claude AI from bypassing access restrictions while pursuing assigned tasks.

Industry News

Claude Bypasses Georgia Paywall, Experts Debate Security Implications

Oct. 26, 2026

CISOs must be vigilant about how much access AI models have, avoid chasing AI trends, and avoid relying on experimental AI. However, a few AI trends are improving enterprise functions and workflows.

AI-Generated Code, Untrusted by Design: The New Rules of Software Security

Oct. 21, 2026

Assume Breach shifted the assumption, not the architecture. The question moved from 'can they get in?' to 'what happens when they do?' Assume Autonomy is the same kind of shift.

Security Executives

Assume Autonomy: When AI Attacks Outrun Human Defenses

Oct. 21, 2026

Lock what you can't rebuild. Keep the second key somewhere else. Assume the next secret is already public.

Cybersecurity

Your Cloud Permissions Worked Exactly as Designed. That Was the Problem.

Oct. 19, 2026

Access Control

How AI Is Rewriting the Economics of Physical Security

Oct. 15, 2026

It is New York City; is there much more to say? Large-scale programs for securing IoT and Smart Building Automation Systems did not exist, especially at the municipal level. The challenges were not only technological but also cultural within City agencies. The program would be new to the City.

Security Executives

The Smart City Security Imperative: Lessons from New York's IoT Cyber Defense Program

Oct. 12, 2026

Artificial Intelligence

Qualys CISO: AI Cybersecurity Requires Human Accountability

Data Centers Are Becoming the New Front Line of Converged Security

Brivo Introduces MCP Server for Security System Integrators

Claude Bypasses Georgia Paywall, Experts Debate Security Implications

AI-Generated Code, Untrusted by Design: The New Rules of Software Security

Assume Autonomy: When AI Attacks Outrun Human Defenses

Your Cloud Permissions Worked Exactly as Designed. That Was the Problem.

How AI Is Rewriting the Economics of Physical Security

The Smart City Security Imperative: Lessons from New York's IoT Cyber Defense Program

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