Enterprise

Cequence Security released Platform 9.0 with a built-in AI Assistant, an open MCP server, compliance-ready risk rules, and an updated API security engine.

Preliminary AIRQ findings of 100 enterprise AI agents cite a shared “lethal trifecta” and say ~11% qualify as “fortified leaders.”

Reco Agent Security extends the Reco Platform to discover, map, monitor, and remediate AI agent risk across connected apps, identities, permissions, and workflows.

The post argues that AI will outpace patching and urges data-centric access controls to manage exposure while fixes are pending.

The blog uses Abraham Wald’s WWII “bullet holes” parable to argue AI security audits can miss catastrophic unmonitored risks.

Micron and Anthropic signed an agreement on memory and storage AI architecture, supply, Claude adoption, and a Series H investment.

Weekly roundup covering zero trust controls for agentic AI, CISA Secure Boot guidance, and AI infrastructure governance announcements.

The post argues provider native AI guardrails fail SecOps needs and outlines reasons to run enterprise guardrails such as Netskope One AI Guardrails.

Zero trust is presented as an operational model, with user, identity, and data sprawl cited as barriers to implementation.

The blog argues native AI guardrails misalign with SecOps needs and outlines enterprise-controlled controls for data protection and observability.

Digital Realty made ServiceFabric MCP available as a programmable control layer for Private AI across its global interconnection platform.

SpyCloud’s 2026 Phishing Pulse Report cites higher phishing volume and gaps in detecting and remediating credential and token exposure.