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Your AI Agent Has the Keys to Everything. Who's Watching It?
In a single week in August 2026, AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta all independently hacked systems they had no authorization to touch. Not through some new capability — through doing exactly what they were built to do. See what that means for every business that's already handed an AI agent the keys to its systems, and the five questions worth asking before your own agent makes the next headline.
The Intelligence Requirements for Critical Infrastructure Operators in 2026
CISA expects to finalize the CIRCIA rule by September 2026, requiring 316,000+ critical infrastructure operators to report substantial incidents within 72 hours. Meanwhile, incident documentation quality is degrading just as regulators demand more of it. See what CIRCIA actually requires, where the pressure is hitting hardest across energy, water, and communications, and why most reporting workflows weren't built for this deadline.
AI Isn't Just Speeding Up Attacks — It's Now Hiding Inside Your Software Supply Chain
AWS Threat Intelligence documented a nation-state group trojanizing axios — a JavaScript library with 100 million weekly downloads — with roughly 1 in 10 cloud environments hit within two hours, according to Wiz Research. The pattern points to something bigger than faster attacks: AI now living inside the attack itself, from malware built to evade automated review to package names AI coding assistants hallucinate. See why your incident report template probably can't even name what happened.