Eyal Paz and Nir Zadok of OX Security discuss the security of AI code at RSAC 2026. (Photo Credit: Laura French)

Eyal Paz and Nir Zadok of OX Security discuss the security of AI code at RSAC 2026. (Photo Credit: Laura French)

RSAC 2026: Treat AI like a ‘junior developer’ to catch coding errors

Laura FrenchMarch 27, 2026

OX Security found AI coding assistants make the same common mistakes as humans.

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Data Security
Your DLP can’t stop a smartphone: The data-leak crisis no one talks about
Governance, Risk and Compliance
Building institutional capacity: Why AI-augmented security is the new standard
Automated penetration testing
Why traditional VAPT is falling behind in the age of AI-built software
Identity
Thwarting AI-powered attacks: How identity management can help
Application security
Hard to handle: Securing AI-generated code and the AI agents that write it

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AI/ML
Scam Baiting, AI, and the New Grift Economy, Part 2 – Rinoa Poison – SWN #567
AI/ML
Scanning The Internet with Linux Tools – PSW #919
Asset Management
Say Easy, Do Hard – Crypto-Agility – BSW #440
AI/ML
Scam Baiting, AI, and the New Grift Economy, Part 1 – Rinoa Poison – SWN #566
Application security
Why Proactive Security Is Far Better Than Patching – Erik Nost – ASW #375

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Vulnerability Management

Critical Langflow AI bug exploited within 20 hours added to CISA list

Steve ZurierMarch 27, 2026

Experts warn that the timeframe between disclosure and exploitation will continue to shrink, so teams must prepare.

Ian Glazer, head of continuous identity and product strategy at CrowdStrike, presents at RSAC 2026. (Photo Credit: Laura French)

Identity at RSAC 2026: Continuous, AI-ready and quantum-safe

Laura FrenchMarch 27, 2026

Identity talks in San Francisco focused on new realities challenging traditional authentication schemes.

Cybersecurity researcher Bruce Schneier speaks at the 2026 RSAC conference in San Francisco, March 25, 2026.

RSAC 2026: We’re entering the age of ‘integrous’ systems

Paul WagenseilMarch 26, 2026

In an AI-driven world, says Bruce Schneier, guaranteeing the integrity of data is more important than ever.

worldwide network connection

Threat Management

BPFdoor hides deep inside the OS kernel to target telecoms worldwide

Steve ZurierMarch 26, 2026

China-linked Linux backdoor first spotted in 2021, but now runs inside the kernel of core telecom servers and Kubernetes pods.

Smart home router glowing with firewall hologram

Network Security

FCC bans foreign-made routers in bid to secure supply chain

Steve ZurierMarch 25, 2026

Security pros OK with FCC’s move to ban foreign routers, but say the real risk lies with unmanaged identities.

From left to right: Ed Skoudis, Joshua Wright, Robert M. Lee, Heather Barnhart and Rob T. Lee.

RSAC 2026: 5 ways AI is our worst enemy, and 3 ways to make it SOC’s best friend

Laura FrenchMarch 25, 2026

Keynotes from Splunk and the SANS Institute reinforce the double-edged nature of AI.

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Vulnerability Management

Citrix patches critical NetScaler ADC bug

Steve ZurierMarch 24, 2026

Experts expect memory leak vulnerability exploitation once code becomes public.

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RSAC 2026: AI reshapes cyber defense and threat landscape

Kelley DamoreMarch 24, 2026

RSAC 2026 highlights AI-driven attacks, agentic security, and need for adaptive defenses.

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