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Presidential Executive Order on AI: What It Actually Means for Your Cybersecurity Program

Presidential Executive Order on AI: What It Actually Means for Your Cybersecurity Program

by Will Heineman | Jun 4, 2026 | Blog, Strategy

A New Playbook for Cyber Defense On June 2, 2026, the Trump administration issued an executive order titled Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security, framing AI not merely as a commercial opportunity but as a national security instrument....
Navigating the npm Attack Surface: Defending Against Open-Source Supply Chain Compromises

Navigating the npm Attack Surface: Defending Against Open-Source Supply Chain Compromises

by Vanessa Joseph and Richard Andrews | May 20, 2026 | Blog, Blue Teams

Open-source software supply chain attacks are increasingly effective, with malicious Node Package Manager (npm) packages surging as a primary vector for initial access into developer environments. Threat actors capitalize on the inherent trust developers place in...
The AI Attribution Problem Nobody in Security Is Talking About, and How to Solve It

The AI Attribution Problem Nobody in Security Is Talking About, and How to Solve It

by Greg Stachura and Alex Ioannidis | May 14, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Featured-CISO

A new class of tooling has quietly landed on corporate endpoints. Claude Cowork, OpenClaw, Copilot Cowork and a growing list of others are all doing the same thing: acting on behalf of a real user, directly from their workstation. They open File Explorer, edit Word...
The AI Attribution Problem, Now With Queries: KQL for Defender Advanced Hunting

The AI Attribution Problem, Now With Queries: KQL for Defender Advanced Hunting

by Greg Stachura and Alex Ioannidis | May 14, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Blog

In the first post, we asked the question every SOC is going to be asking soon: did the human do that did the AI or did the human tell the AI to do it?  We argued that EDR is the right place to answer it,  and laid out a five-bucket attribution model. The AI...
Prepping for AI Velocity: Do the Common Things Uncommonly Well

Prepping for AI Velocity: Do the Common Things Uncommonly Well

by Chris Salerno | May 12, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Blog

We’ve been here before in cyber security (even though this feels different). There have been big moments that promised to change how we “do” cyber security. After SQLSlammer and Mimikatz and the APT-1 report and wide-scale ransomware and SolarWinds. And now:...
Exploring Opportunities to Shoot Your Company in Both Feet with Poor Agentic Software Architecture

Exploring Opportunities to Shoot Your Company in Both Feet with Poor Agentic Software Architecture

by Mike Pinch | May 4, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Featured-AI

By now, many people have seen public reporting where an AI agent reportedly decided, for some reason, to delete its company’s database. To be very clear: SRA has no inside information on that event and is simply reading the news like everyone else. But even from the...
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