Security Boulevard, Monday, June 8th, 2026
Zero Trust Security in 2026: Why Authentication Alone Is Not Enough
In 2026 zero trust requires continuous device and exposure checks, not just authentication at login.
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Security Boulevard, Monday, June 8th, 2026
Using Incidents and Alerts to Improve Defence
Correlating incidents and alerts in real time turns raw security events into actionable, faster defense.
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The New Face of Cybercrime: When the Criminal Isn't the Hacker
Prosecutors now pursue the financial and operational players in cybercrime, not just the hackers.
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Executive Identity Exposure Has Become a Board-Level Issue
Executives' digital and household data exposure is now a governance concern demanding board-level attention.
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CISO Diaries: Jigar Shah on Why Trust May Be the Most Valuable Asset in the AI Era
Veteran security leader Jigar Shah argues trust is the most valuable asset for organizations in the AI era.
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Why Role-Based Access Control Matters in Ecommerce Operations
RBAC enforces least privilege in ecommerce, limiting breach blast radius while easing administration and supporting compliance.
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Security Boulevard, Friday, June 5th, 2026
Trusted Workforce Handbook for Insider Risk Programs
Nisos's free Trusted Workforce Handbook offers a practical framework for building or maturing insider risk programs across the employment lifecycle.
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State of CIAM 2026: 14 Trends From 200 Vendor Changelogs
Annual State of CIAM (Customer Identity and Access Management) report distills 14 trends from a year of 200+ CIAM vendor changelogs, led by passkeys and agent identity.
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Running LLM Inference on Kubernetes: What It Actually Takes
Running LLM inference on Kubernetes breaks standard web-app patterns due to GPU state, slow startups and specialized scheduling.
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Prevent Ransomware Attacks
Seceon outlines how ransomware works, why it keeps succeeding, and 15 strategies to prevent attacks in 2026.
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How Companies Are Cutting Data Analytics Costs by 50% With Data Lakehouse Migrations
Data lakehouse migrations consolidate warehouses and lakes into one platform, cutting analytics costs 50%+ while boosting AI readiness.
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How AI Compliance Software Automates Cyber Assessments
AI compliance software automates evidence collection, framework mapping and continuous monitoring to speed cyber assessments.
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Designing Identity for the Agentic Enterprise: The Okta AI Identity Summit
Recap of Okta's AI Identity Summit on rethinking identity for autonomous agents acting across systems in the agentic enterprise.
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Cybersecurity in Federated Enterprises: A Governance-First Approach
SafePaaS argues federated enterprises need a governance-first model balancing local autonomy with enterprise-wide policy and risk oversight.
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Common Cyber Essentials Failures and How to Avoid Them
Guide to the most common UK Cyber Essentials failures, patching, unsupported software, MFA, admin accounts, and how to avoid them.
more → Security Boulevard, Thursday, June 4th, 2026
The Success Penalty: Why Bot Defense Pricing Is Breaking
Bot defense pricing tied to inspected traffic punishes success, as effective programs reduce billable volume and AI abuse breaks traffic as a value.
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The Identity Visibility Gap: Why IAM Investment Alone Isn't Enough
Despite heavy IAM investment, credential misuse still dominates breaches because organizations lack visibility into their sprawling identity.
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Introducing Cascade: The Multi-Agent Penetration Testing That Becomes an Expert in Your Business
Escape's Cascade is a context-aware multi-agent pentest engine that learns your business and turns proven findings into continuous DAST regression.
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How Much Does Essential Eight Compliance Cost in 2026
Essential Eight compliance costs range from a few thousand dollars for a gap assessment to tens of thousands for full implementation, driven mostly.
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How Much Does a Penetration Test Cost
Penetration tests typically cost $10,000 to $35,000 in 2026, with scope being the single biggest factor in pricing.
more → Security Boulevard, Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026
The Workforce Identity Crisis: Trust in the Age of Deepfakes
Deepfakes are letting attackers impersonate people, exposing that identity systems verify credentials but not the human behind them.
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Mythos Is Transforming How We Must Prepare to Face the Next Cyberattack
Post-Mythos AI attacks demand new breach-readiness thinking centered on defining acceptable impact (MAMI) and a survivable minimum digital enterprise.
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How Strategic CISOs Innovate With AI Despite Limited Resources
Underfunded CISOs innovate by selectively using AI as a co-pilot to prioritize risk, cut manual work, and prove continuous assurance.
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Build vs Buy: Enterprise Identity Management for SaaS Companies
For most SaaS companies, buying managed enterprise identity beats building it, since identity gates enterprise revenue and in-house SSO/SCIM is.
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No Longer Invisible: When Cyber Attacks Go Physical
Dan Lohrmann warns cyber attacks are shifting from data theft toward physical disruption of critical infrastructure.
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Authentication vs Authorization: A 2026 Founder's Guide
A founder's guide distinguishing authentication (who you are) from authorization (what you can do) and the costly mistake of conflating them.
more → Security Boulevard, Friday, May 29th, 2026
What GEO Looks Like for Cybersecurity Buyers: CISOs, CIOs, and Security Teams
A CISO evaluating an identity platform does not start with a sales call. They start with a prompt.
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Security Boulevard, Friday, May 29th, 2026
The Cost Hidden in Your Recovery Queue
While enterprises typically benchmark helpdesk identity verification tickets at a visible $25 each, the true annual cost balloon past $8 million due to hidden engineering overhead, lost workforce productivity, and severe social engineering breach risks.
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Infrastructure Costs in SSO Systems: What Teams Often Overlook
Single sign-on systems help organizations simplify user access across multiple platforms and applications. Employees benefit from fewer passwords, while IT teams gain better control over authentication and security policies.
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How Continuous Scanning Differs from Periodic Pentesting?
Your security testing works on a schedule, and that is how it needs to be. But our no-so-generous opponents do not think the same! Attackers don't work on a schedule.
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Hacking for Fun, Profit-and Now, Wagers
The next generation of hacking may not be about stealing the money. It may be about creating the event on which the money is wagered.
more → Security Boulevard, Thursday, May 28th, 2026
Four Lessons From a Founder to Build and Scale a Cybersecurity Company That Lasts
In the early stages of building a business, even experienced leaders don't know if they will succeed. Many start with strong ideas, yet 90% of startups fail. Pushing through requires hard work, persistence, and a big leap of faith.
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Even Google Says You Cannot Do AI Security On One Platform
Google Cloud's COO states that effective AI security requires platform-independent solutions across multiple clouds and SaaS applications.
more → Security Boulevard, Tuesday, May 26th, 2026
Agentic AI Does Not Mean Abandoning Zero Trust
For the last several years, security leaders have wrestled with a difficult question: how do you embrace AI-driven progress without creating massive new security risks?
more → Security Boulevard, Tuesday, May 26th, 2026
Scammers Pretending to Be Microsoft Had Help from US Executives
US executives pleaded guilty to selling phone numbers and infrastructure to tech support scammers impersonating Microsoft and Apple.
more → Security Boulevard, Monday, May 25th, 2026
The CVE Chase Must Stop
Even before Anthropic's new model was released, it was already clear: AI is shifting the balance of power in cybersecurity in favor of attackers, forcing defenders to rethink a protection paradigm that relies on vulnerability monitoring and patching.
more → Security Boulevard, Monday, May 25th, 2026
Quantum-Resistant Cryptography for AI: A Blueprint for Secure Model Context Protocol Deployments
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has completely changed the game for agentic AI. It's the connective tissue that lets our agents actually do things. But there's a catch. By making our systems more connected, we've effectively left the back door wide open for long-term data theft.
more → Security Boulevard, Monday, May 25th, 2026
Anonymous Website Visitor Identification: How It Works, Top Tools Compared, and GDPR/CCPA Compliance
Demand Gen Report's 2024 B2B Buyer Behavior survey found 67 percent of B2B purchase decisions are 60% or more complete before the buyer ever contacts sales, which is exactly why marketing teams pay for anonymous-visitor-identification tools, and exactly why the GDPR and CCPA enforcement gaps matter.
more → Security Boulevard, Monday, May 25th, 2026
How Runtime Security Can Turn AI Into an Engine for Innovation
Runtime security enables organizations to safely scale AI agents by monitoring and enforcing controls at machine speed rather than relying on pre-deployment policies.
more → Security Boulevard, Sunday, May 24th, 2026
CISO Diaries: Jason Scanlon on Security Culture, Leadership, and the Human Side of Cybersecurity
After more than 25 years working across IT and cybersecurity, Jason Scanlon has developed a perspective on security that goes far beyond technology stacks and threat dashboards.
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Security Boulevard, Saturday, May 16th, 2026
Post-Quantum AI Infrastructure Security: A Complete Guide for 2026
Organizations must implement post-quantum cryptography and zero-trust security for AI infrastructure to defend against future quantum threats and model poisoning attacks.
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Security Boulevard, Friday, May 15th, 2026
What is AI penetration testing?
As organisations continue integrating AI capabilities into customer-facing applications, internal tooling, and operational workflows, the security implications of these systems are becoming increasingly important.
more → Security Boulevard, Thursday, May 14th, 2026
Threat Detection and Response Platforms: A Modern Enterprise Guide to Faster, Smarter Cyber Defense
Cyber threats are evolving faster than most organizations can respond. Modern enterprises face an increasingly complex threat landscape driven by ransomware, nation-state attacks, insider threats, cloud misconfigurations, supply chain risks, and AI-assisted cybercrime.
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Reducing Authentication Errors in Enterprise Environments: A Human-Centric Approach
Every enterprise trumpets its 'zero-trust' ambitions, yet the help-desk queue still overflows with people who can't get past the login box. One mistyped passphrase or a missed push notification seems trivial, but multiply that by thousands of employees, and you have real revenue bleeding away.
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Ransomware, Critical Vulnerabilities, and the Security Gap No One Is Closing Fast Enough
Somewhere between a five-month investigation gap at a Minnesota hospital and 17 million vehicle records sitting on a contractor's FTP server, a familiar story started taking shape again. Attackers didn't need to be particularly sophisticated. They just needed time, a poorly segmented network, and a vendor nobody was watching closely enough.
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How to Prevent Data Security Breaches in Your School District
K-12 school districts are increasingly becoming prime targets for data security breaches. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, schools are often managing large, decentralized networks with limited IT resources. As such, you're likely to face mounting pressure to protect their digital environments.
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Cybersecurity Compliance Monitoring: A Complete Guide for Modern Enterprises
This guide provides a comprehensive look at what cybersecurity compliance monitoring is, why it matters, how it works, the frameworks that govern it, and the best practices organizations should follow to build a program that scales with their risk and regulatory exposure.
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AI in SOC: How Artificial Intelligence Improves Incident Response
AI and automation improve SOC incident response by organizing case data and guiding analysts through coordinated actions.
more → Security Boulevard, Wednesday, May 13th, 2026
Sweet Security Unfurls AI Agent to Conduct Penetration Testing
Sweet Security, a provider of a cloud security platform, today added an artificial intelligence (AI) agent that makes use of an index of IT environments it maintains to conduct penetration testing.
more → Security Boulevard, Wednesday, May 13th, 2026
DevSecOps explained for growing technology businesses
For many growing technology businesses, the pressure is familiar. Product teams want to ship quickly, operations want stability, and security needs to reduce risk without becoming a bottleneck. DevSecOps is the practical way to bring those priorities together.
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