Carson & SAINT | Cybersecurity

AI agents are being given more responsibility inside business environments. They can interact with applications, access data, call APIs, use tools, and complete multistep tasks with limited human involvement. Every additional capability creates another decision an organization must make about what the agent should be allowed to do. Recent research shows why those decisions ne...

When organizations evaluate a vulnerability management platform, the conversation usually starts with technology. What can the platform scan? How does it prioritize vulnerabilities? How well does it integrate with the existing security stack? Those questions matter. But there is another one security leaders should ask: What happens when we need help? Vulnerability management ...

Security teams have no shortage of data. Vulnerability scanners, asset inventories, threat intelligence, ticketing systems, cloud platforms, and compliance tools all contribute information that can help organizations understand and reduce cyber risk. The usefulness of that information depends heavily on how easily it can move between systems. When security data remains fragme...