Posts tagged: Compliance
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DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (Max)
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (Max) expands context limits and raises data handling and vendor risk questions that regulated firms must answer before adoption.
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Privacy by Design for Trusted Agentic Self-Service Support
Agentic self service support built on privacy by design: plan, act, verify loops, minimal data use and audit trails for billing and account tasks.
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ConnectWise Shuts Off Cloud Services After Stolen Tokens Surface
ConnectWise shut down cloud services after stolen tokens exposed Microsoft 365 tenants. See how to review tenant access and apply zero-trust controls.
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High-Risk LLM Gateway Flaws Allow Code Execution and Data Theft
Two high risk vulnerabilities in the LiteLLM LLM gateway allow code execution and data theft, and this walkthrough covers audits and hardening steps.
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Hackers exploit SiteGuard WAF flaw to run commands as admins
A SiteGuard WAF flaw lets attackers run OS commands as root or SYSTEM. See the patching, segmentation and monitoring steps that limit the damage.
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Blockchain Receipts That Settle Supplier Data Disputes
Blockchain receipts give supplier disputes a neutral, tamper evident reference: a signed hash of the data at attestation time both sides can verify.
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Cybercriminals Now Attack Building Systems, Not Just Data
Cybercriminals now attack physical building systems such as HVAC controls and lighting. See how network segmentation keeps OT isolated from IT.
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Hackers Sign In to 173 Microsoft 365 Tenants via ConnectWise
Attackers used a stolen ConnectWise credential to sign in to 173 Microsoft 365 tenants. See which access controls catch third party account compromise.
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Llmspeed: Feel How Fast a Local LLM Runs Before You Buy Hardware
Llmspeed renders token by token output so buyers can feel how fast a local LLM runs before hardware shopping, and the post adds a governance lens.
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Practical Consent Logging for AI Omnichannel Messaging
Consent logging for AI messaging across SMS, email, push and voice, so every automated send can prove the consent state behind it when auditors ask.
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Hackers Exploit a BeyondTrust Zero-Day to Hijack Remote Sessions
China-linked hackers exploited a BeyondTrust zero-day to take over remote support servers. See what it means for regulated firms and how to limit exposure.
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Researchers: Train Cyberattack AIs Only in Air-Gapped Systems
Hundreds of AI researchers want cyberattack models trained in air-gapped systems alone, and this guide covers building isolated training environments.
