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Can We Really Eliminate Human Error in Cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity breaches often stem not from advanced exploits but from human error, misconfigurations, and routine mistakes. True resilience comes from designing systems that expect failure, leverage automation wisely, and foster a security-first culture through simulations, guardrails, and psychological safety. The…

New Research and PoC Reveal Security Risks in LLM-Based Coding

A recent investigation has uncovered that relying solely on large language models (LLMs) to generate application code can introduce critical security vulnerabilities, according to a detailed blog post published on August 22, 2025. The research underscores that LLMs, which are…

Why Traditional Zero-Trust Breaks Down with Agentic Identities

As AI agents become the new digital workforce, traditional zero-trust models fall short. Enterprises face an Access-Trust Gap that demands new runtime governance. Agentic Identity and Security Platforms (AISP) provide dynamic controls to secure autonomous agents, prevent over-permissioning, and ensure…

Microsoft Teams Flaw Prevents Users From Accessing Embedded Office Files

A widespread service disruption is currently affecting Microsoft Teams users across the globe, preventing access to embedded Office documents within the collaboration platform. The issue, which began surfacing, has created significant workflow interruptions for organizations relying on seamless document integration. Core Functionality…