Category: Security

Innovations or threats in the World of security

[Microsoft Ran the Best Quality Gate: It Found the Problems Before They Shipped](/content/microsoft-ran-the-best-quality-gate-it-found-the-problems-before-they-shipped "Permalink to Microsoft Ran the Best Quality Gate: It Found the Problems Before They Shipped"/index.html)

Microsoft’s AI just found 16 critical security flaws in Windows — before any human did. It used a five-stage pipeline with 100+ specialised agents: map, scan, challenge, deduplicate, prove. Sound familiar? It should. It’s everything a great stage gate process is supposed to do. Just faster. And it never gets tired.

[The $50 Exploit: Why Every Leader Needs to Read This](/content/the-50-exploit-why-every-leader-needs-to-read-this "Permalink to The $50 Exploit: Why Every Leader Needs to Read This"/index.html)

What if an AI could find critical flaws in your systems that human experts missed for 27 years — for $50? That’s no longer hypothetical. Steve Gibson calls it the biggest shift in security history. Here’s what every leader needs to understand before adversaries get the same capability.

[The AI Tipping Point in Security: What It Means for Technology Leaders](/content/the-ai-tipping-point-in-security-what-it-means-for-technology-leaders "Permalink to The AI Tipping Point in Security: What It Means for Technology Leaders"/index.html)

AI just found 15 out of 16 zero-day vulnerabilities in OpenSSL—the most critical encryption library on the internet. We’re at a tipping point. AI is both securing our systems AND flooding bug bounties with spam. What does this mean for technology leaders? My summary of this development explores the shift every technology leader needs to understand.

[Current Threats to Mobile App Technology.](/content/current-threats-to-mobile-app-technology "Permalink to Current Threats to Mobile App Technology."/index.html)

In today’s digitally connected world, mobile apps have become an integral part of our lives, transforming the way we communicate, shop, bank, and access information. However, along with the convenience, mobile app technology also...

[Living in a pseudo secure world.](/content/living-in-a-pseudo-secure-world "Permalink to Living in a pseudo secure world."/index.html)

How are you feeling about security these days? It doesn’t seem like a week goes by without a major security vulnerability making the news. Some recent analyses by security researchers reported in Steve Gibson...

[Application security a new approach: Software Defined Perimeter](/content/application-security-a-new-approach-software-defined-perimeter "Permalink to Application security a new approach: Software Defined Perimeter"/index.html)

Legacy security is not effective. With daily news of yet another security breach, (Microsoft, Dropbox, LinkedIn, Home Depot, Yahoo and Equifax breach.  it is clear that the existing application infrastructure model is hard to keep secure. ...

[Best practice GDPR will reduce security breaches](/content/best-practice-gdpr-and-security-breaches "Permalink to Best practice GDPR will reduce security breaches"/index.html)

Companies applying best practice GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) will go a long way to thwart data breaches. The recent high profile breaches of Instagram and Equifax create bad press and sap consumer confidence in...