Threat Intelligence: Automation Is Fragmenting the Market
In recent years, digital-risk protection has merged with threat intelligence products. Gartner frames this shift with a contextual note for
EU Gains Access to OpenAI’s Cyber Model
The European Commission has taken a step forward in its push to oversee the most powerful artificial intelligence models. OpenAI
After the ANTS Episode, the Government Endorses Cybersecurity
“Rather than waiting to see how an adversary might do it, it’s better to do it ourselves.” During a visit
How the Cyber Campus Measures the Impact of Mythos
How the Campus Cyber assesses Mythos’ impact? In early April 2026, Anthropic rolled out its new frontier AI model, turning
Oracle Launches Patch Tuesday: The Claude Mythos Effect
There will soon be a monthly distribution of security patches at Oracle. The publisher announced it at the end of
France’s ANSSI Issues Fresh Warning About Cyber Threats
System compromises, leakage of sensitive data, potentially destructive actions… The risks posed by OpenClaw are well known and acknowledged. The
DevSecOps Blind Spots: Research, AI, and Integrations
In the realm of DevSecOps, scholarly and industrial research wields only modest influence. That is the view put forward by
Germany and the Concept of Cloud Sovereignty
The “technology sovereignty” of a cloud service implies that the provider keeps, within the EU, a source code backup that
GPG and OpenPGP Diverge in Their Cryptographic Approaches
GPG and OpenPGP are both advancing toward post-quantum cryptography… but not together. For more than 25 years, the former implemented
QuiltWorks Project: CrowdStrike Forms Coalition to Patch Security Gaps
Battle stations raised against LLM vulnerabilities! CrowdStrike has just unveiled the QuiltWorks project. The motivation behind its launch is simple