Kirsten Doyle

AI can generate code faster than most software organizations can absorb it. This should be a productivity breakthrough, but it also exposes a larger problem: many of the processes surrounding software delivery still happen at human speed.

Americans are becoming more effective at avoiding spam calls and texts, but new research suggests that the strategy comes with an unexpected cost.

Security researchers at Oasis Security have disclosed a vulnerability in Claude Desktop that could allow attackers to execute hidden prompts, access local files, exfiltrate conversation history, or execute code with a single click on a malicious link.

Russian state-sponsored actors are compromising poorly secured routers and networking devices around the world, with critical infrastructure organisations among the primary targets, reveals a new joint cybersecurity advisory from 20 government agencies..

In other words, code can appear to work perfectly while still creating serious security exposure. “There is also a risk of ‘automation bias’ where developers may trust a confident-looking AI response without fully understanding the code, its dependencies or the assumptions behind it.

The biggest unanswered question in agentic SOC deployments is who owns the decisions AI makes when they turn out to be wrong. Picture the call every CISO

A publicly accessible database linked to reverse image search service ClarityCheck exposed more than nine million images, including photographs of adults, teenagers, and children.

A phishing campaign targeting attendees of Black Hat and DEF CON conferences involved distributing information-stealing malware and remote access malware via a malicious Google Doc and fake DocSend installers for macOS and Windows.

The UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI) has disclosed a security incident in which frontier AI agents took unsanctioned actions against real people and organisations during a controlled cybersecurity evaluation.

For SOC leaders approaching a SOAR renewal or weighing another automation investment, the question isn't whether AI SOC replaces SOAR — it's which parts of the workflow still need static playbooks.