Monthly Archives: August 2026

As AI systems gain the ability to exploit vulnerabilities and follow attack paths, human oversight must remain more than a ceremonial checkpoint. There is a meaningful difference between asking artificial intelligence to identify a vulnerability and authorizing it to exploit one. The first is an extension of what automated security […]

The Guardrails That Make Autonomous Pentesting Safe

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While healthcare consolidation in New Jersey aims to streamline operations and reduce costs, it unintentionally creates massive, interconnected targets for cybercriminals. As hospital systems merge and share IT infrastructure, addressing unique cybersecurity vulnerabilities created by unification becomes critical. These larger networks bring exponentially larger attack surfaces and compounding security risks. […]

Addressing Unique Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Created by New Jersey Healthcare Consolidation

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Agentic AI may help security teams identify which weaknesses attackers could actually exploit—but continuous offensive testing requires evidence, boundaries, and human oversight. Security teams seldom suffer from a shortage of findings. The more constant problem is determining which findings describe a genuine path to compromise—and which will consume remediation time […]

From Vulnerability Counts to Proven Attack Paths

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Salesforce is strengthening authentication for privileged users. Token argues that enterprises should go further by verifying the person behind the credential. Salesforce administrators hold the keys to an extraordinary amount of sensitive information. Depending on the organization, that may include customer records, sales projections, financial histories, donor information, support cases, […]

Beyond Phishing Resistance: Proving Who Is Accessing Salesforce

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BlackGirlsHack is taking a different approach to SquadCon this year. Instead of staging its annual in-person cybersecurity conference during Hacker Summer Camp in Las Vegas, BlackGirlsHack is launching SquadCon 2026: Squad Support Edition, a combination of virtual programming, career assistance, financial support, and community networking scheduled for August 4–6. The […]

SquadCon 2026 Puts Resources Directly Into Community Hands

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