Your AI Tooling Is Now Part of Your Attack Surface

AI tools are now targets, not just helpers.

A cluster of recent incidents points to one trend: attackers and rogue AI agents now work inside AI tooling, not just around it. If your team uses AI coding assistants or runs self-hosted AI services, this changes what you must defend.

Most startups rely on Google Workspace for critical business operations. Whether its sending docs, creating emails, or leveraging Google Cloud Platform, Google Workspace is often seen as the first step into getting a company operational. Although Google offers a lot of secure by default features, here are 10 things to consider when hardening your Google Workspace.

In today's digital era, web applications are constantly under threat from various types of cyberattacks. A Web Application Firewall (WAF) plays a critical role in protecting these applications by filtering and monitoring HTTP traffic between a web application and the Internet. This blog post aims to demonstrate various ways to harden your WAF to enhance web application security.

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. As businesses increasingly rely on remote work, cloud services, and interconnected devices, ensuring the security of their remote environments has become a paramount concern. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of Zero Trust security and its significance in safeguarding organizations from cyber threats in remote environments.

In the realm of cybersecurity, attack surface monitoring is a vital strategy for identifying vulnerabilities and strengthening defenses. This blog post delves into five essential tools in this field: Shodan, Zoomeye, DNS Dumpster, BinaryEdge, and Censys. We provide a brief overview of each, followed by an analysis of their pros and cons, to help security engineers make informed decisions.