Enterprise Security Tech

Enterprise leaders increasingly say their organizations are ready for artificial intelligence. The engineers responsible for securing the software behind those systems often disagree. A new research report from Manifest , a platform focused on software and AI supply chain security, highlights a growing divide between executive perception and operational reality. The study, titled Beyond the Black Box: How AI Is Forcing a Rethink of the Software Supply Chain , finds that 80 pe

The rapid rise of AI-assisted software development has reshaped how developers build applications. But as the ecosystem around large language models expands, security researchers are warning that some of the tools powering this new generation of development may be moving faster than their security architecture can keep up. New research from Immersive highlights a remote code execution vulnerability in the open source AI orchestration platform exo , a tool designed to distribu

As artificial intelligence becomes embedded across enterprise workflows, organizations are facing a new problem that many security leaders did not anticipate. Employees and developers are rapidly adopting AI tools faster than governance policies can keep up. This week, workforce analytics and user behavior monitoring company Teramind announced a new platform designed to address that growing visibility gap. The company says its new system is the first enterprise platform buil

Within a single workday, a routine npm install turned into a supply chain incident that is now reverberating across the open source and AI security communities, according to an analysis from Michael Bargury, CTO of Zenity . The maintainers of Cline disclosed that version 2.3.0 of the Cline CLI was published to npm with unauthorized modifications. For roughly eight hours, developers who installed the package also pulled code associated with the OpenClaw ecosystem due to a mali

National Cybersecurity Center  is stepping further into the consumer cybersecurity arena with the launch of a new public service offering aimed squarely at everyday internet users. On Tuesday, the Colorado Springs–based nonprofit unveiled Cyber Alerts , a free notification system designed to warn individuals and families about scams, credential leaks, and emerging digital threats. The goal is straightforward: translate complex cybersecurity risks into guidance people can actu

This guest article was contributed by Seth Goldhammer, Vice President of Product Management, Graylog For some time AI has been talked about like a miracle cure for cybersecurity problems. It is supposed to help security teams cut through alert noise, spot threats faster and automatically respond to incidents. And while some of that is starting to happen, many security leaders are now asking, “ Is any of this actually helping?” +- That question is being asked more frequently i