Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security

Agentic AI Is Everywhere — So Are the Security Risks

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Agentic AI Is Everywhere — So Are the Security Risks

2025 is shaping up as the year of AI agents. No longer just prompt responders, autonomous AI agents now plan, act, and coordinate across systems — booking meetings, writing code, buying tickets, and increasingly making decisions on our behalf. This rapid shift is being driven in part by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a new standard that allows agents to interact with tools and data across platforms. With startups and tech giants racing to release…

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Why red teaming matters even more when AI starts setting its own agenda

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Why red teaming matters even more when AI starts setting its own agenda

Niko Nieminen via Unsplash Today, people see generative artificial intelligence (AI) as the hidden author behind student essays and doubling as a fancy search engine. But beneath the basic prompt-response interface, these tools are quickly being designed to grow more capable and more autonomous — and therefore more unpredictable. Both users and designers are handing over increasingly complex tasks and expecting AI to act with less guidance over time and across applications. These will not…

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Mitigating the hidden risks of AI in security and SOCs

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Mitigating the hidden risks of AI in security and SOCs

AI is transforming both Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and security as a whole. Yet with new opportunities come new risks. One of the biggest challenges in security today is how to manage AI’s inherent unpredictability, especially for complex tasks. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the specific hurdles of using AI in security (specifically in your SOC), and how a modular, focused approach can mitigate these risks.   The challenge of AI…

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Prioritizing security while adopting AI agents

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Prioritizing security while adopting AI agents

In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Michael Bargury, Co-Founder & CTO at Zenity, we discuss best practices for securely implementing AI agents. “People from outside of the organization, they can send you an email — they can send you a teams message — that ends up being internal data. And so, when you have these agents that are operating within the enterprise, and they are operating on behalf of users, if an attacker…

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78% of CISOs are experiencing impact from from AI cyber threats

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78% of CISOs are experiencing impact from from AI cyber threats

The 2025 State of AI Cybersecurity report from Darktrace discusses the shifting role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity, featuring insights from more than 1,500 security professionals globally. According to the report, 78% of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are seeing impacts from AI-driven cyber threats. This represents a 5% increase from 2024.  Although AI-fueled threats are impacting more CISOs, more than 60% of them feel sufficiently prepared to defend against such threats (nearly a…

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Cybersecurity risks organizations need to address this year

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Cybersecurity risks organizations need to address this year

As organizations navigate a new year, they face a fundamental truth: traditional perimeter-based security has failed. The modern enterprise isn’t defined by its devices and users but by its digital assets — the crown jewels that power operations and drive value. Yet most security approaches remain stuck in an outdated paradigm, focusing on protecting devices and user accounts while overlooking the dynamic web of service accounts, APIs and machine identities that actually access and manage…

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Shadow AI: The silent threat to enterprise data security

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Shadow AI: The silent threat to enterprise data security

Just as IT departments have started to get a handle on shadow IT by setting policies for oversight and permissions on the use of applications, a new challenge has emerged — shadow AI. The rapid adoption of AI-powered workplace tools introduces an unprecedented level of risk.  While AI promises to supercharge employee productivity, the unsanctioned use of generative AI (GenAI) tools significantly increases the risk of data breaches. Organizations already struggling to get control of…

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Dangers of DeepSeek’s privacy policy: Data risks in the age of AI

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Dangers of DeepSeek’s privacy policy: Data risks in the age of AI

As AI technologies rapidly evolve and become more integrated into our daily lives, data privacy concerns have never been more urgent. Case in point: The newly popular AI tool DeepSeek. Behind the convenience the tool provides lies a privacy policy that should be a cause for pause for anyone who values their personal security. DeepSeek’s privacy policy openly states that the wide array of user data they collect goes to servers in China. This alone…

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The end of digital transformation, the rise of AI transformation

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The end of digital transformation, the rise of AI transformation

The modern technology landscape is becoming increasingly advanced, and many enterprises are still trying to catch up. With the growing prominence of generative AI, organizational data is faced with new risks.  Here, we talk with Steve Tait, Chief Technology Officer at Skyhigh Security, regarding the key areas of risk that generative AI can create.  Security magazine: Tell us about your background and career. Tait: I began my career as an engineer in the emerging mobile…

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3 ways AI will transform security in 2025

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3 ways AI will transform security in 2025

Skye Studios via Unsplash Automated threat detection and prevention, advanced intelligence, and AI-driven supply chain attacks — the AI we see in the world today has evolved significantly beyond the days of basic pattern matching. Whereas 10 years ago, machine learning could singularly translate variable inputs into a fixed output, now, it can not only take in variable inputs but also produce variable outputs.   This expansion of intelligence is why we can have human-like…

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