PERSPECTIVES

Thought leadership from industry experts

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AI is making scams more convincing. Here are 10 ways to protect yourself

Heather CeylanOctober 15, 2026

A CISO’s practical guide to protecting your accounts, recognizing scams, and safely connecting apps and AI tools

Top Perspectives

Featured Columnists

Mike Britton
Abnormal Security, Chief Information Officer
Toby Gouker
First Health Advisory, Chief Security Officer
Callie Guenther
Critical Start, Senior Manager, Cyber Threat Research
Dustin Sachs
CyberRisk Collaborative, Chief Technologist and Senior Director of Programs
Stu Sjouwerman
KnowBe4, CEO
Morgan Wright
SentinelOne, Chief Security Advisor

More Perspectives

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The highest risk for AI agents is the software development organization

Dennis ZimmerOctober 12, 2026

AI coding agents inherit broad developer privileges, demanding closer monitoring of autonomous actions.

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What CISOs can learn from fraud teams

Caleb Moore October 12, 2026

Identity tells us who’s at the door – but in the AI world, teams now need to monitor intent.

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AI benefits/risks

Cybersecurity predictions that came true in the first half of 2026

Sergey NovikovOctober 9, 2026

AI, identity, trusted platforms, and shrinking patch cycles will dominate the discussion for the rest of this year.

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As AI gains autonomy, who remains accountable?

Hong-Lok LiOctober 8, 2026

As AI takes autonomous action, organizations must keep accountability firmly in human hands.

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Why we need continuous cyber training as AI gathers strength

Casey Marks October 8, 2026

Security teams must find time to continuously upgrade skills –and have their experienced hands share knowledge.

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AI security is an architecture problem, not just a model problem

Nishant SharmaOctober 7, 2026

AI security depends on architecture governing identity, access, permissions and actions.

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Don’t think of readiness as just an onboarding problem

Nick Heddy October 7, 2026

Real readiness happens when people, processes, and AI technology work in tandem.

Government security

A personnel file is a map: What federal personnel data breaches reveal

Cory SimpsonOctober 6, 2026

The government needs to protect personnel records as strongly as it protects its own secrets.

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MCP fixed secret handling. URL elicitation moved the phishing risk into the browser

Sunil GentyalaOctober 6, 2026

MCP URL elicitation protects secrets but shifts phishing risk into trusted browser flows.

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AI benefits/risks

Why it will take strong public-private partnerships to fight AI-based threats

Derek MankyOctober 6, 2026

The AI threats are coming at us too fast for any one company or country to go it alone.

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