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AppSec in the Age of Agents
A deep dive into how AI and agents are reshaping AppSec and vulnerability management, and the case for eliminating entire vulnerability classes
Sep 2
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Chris Hughes
11
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AI’s Evidence Problem
A deep dive into why data sits at the center of securing AI, and what practitioners actually need to see
Aug 28
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Chris Hughes
17
2
2
It Was Never the Model
A look at OWASP's 2026 LLM Top 10, and why the harness around the model is where practitioners should be spending their attention
Aug 24
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Chris Hughes
17
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5
Dangerous Skills
A look at OWASP's Agentic Skills Top 1 v1.0
Aug 18
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Chris Hughes
19
2
2
Software Supply Chain Security’s Acceleration Problem
A look at the accelerating pace of software supply chain attacks in 2026, and how practitioners can a handle on visibility and governance
Aug 17
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Chris Hughes
12
1
Chaos, Clocks, and Command Centers
A look at why incident response is still coordinated with spreadsheets and chat threads, and what that costs organizations now that exploitation…
Aug 10
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Chris Hughes
11
1
Learning From the Frontier
A look at what AISI's AI agent incident report tells us about enterprise agent deployments.
Aug 6
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Chris Hughes
12
2
3
Triage at Machine Speed
A look at the Vulnpocalypse, AI’s industrialization of vulnerability discovery, and why agentic triage may be how defenders finally keep pace
Jul 28
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Chris Hughes
11
Agents Have Boundary Issues
A look at the five isolation boundaries where agent security fails, and how they map to real-world agent deployments and controls
Jul 20
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Chris Hughes
18
5
5
Building for Breach
The Case for Containment in a World Where Prevention Has a Ceiling
Jul 14
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Chris Hughes
21
1
1
The Architecture Problem SASE Can’t Outrun
The Case for Enforcement at the Edge, Not the Detour
Jul 10
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Chris Hughes
12
1
1
How America Talked Itself Into Chinese Open Source AI
The Mythos episode, the open-weights surge, and why restriction hurts defenders more than attackers
Jul 8
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Chris Hughes
17
2
1
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