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Security teams spend hours stitching together logs from disconnected systems during investigations. Learn how to get clarity in minutes by tracing identity signals across everything in your stack.

As companies embed AI models into their applications, they face risks that traditional security tools weren’t designed to catch, such as prompt injection, data leakage, model poisoning, and shadow AI. Addressing these threats requires a new class of security tools built specifically for AI specific risk.

SSL Certificates have always been a pain in the butt. From the magical OpenSSL incantations to generate a CSR to the various formats that each webserver requires. Remembering what hardware needs which certificates. Managing scheduled renewals and runbooks for which file goes where. Screw anything up and your site is “Not Secure”. And now Apple wants us to do it every 47 days. Remember when we had HTTP-only websites? Or when certificates lasted three years? Then one?

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) retired its Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT) on August 31, 2025. This self-assessment resource, used by financial institutions to gauge cybersecurity risk and readiness, won’t be updated going forward. The FFIEC launched CAT in 2015 to help organizations measure their exposure to risk and assess their cyber preparedness.

These days it seems everyone is obsessed with MCP servers, me included. After studying the topic and building a few MCP servers myself, I have decided to share the knowledge I have gained with a series of blogs on MCP servers and their security implications.