Posts tagged: Compliance
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Booz Allen Finds AI Agents Can Move OT Equipment in Minutes
AI agents in OT: a lab test showed agents moving through unfamiliar systems and changing equipment in minutes. See the safeguards regulators expect.
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GhostAction Hit 1,900 GitHub Accounts and 30,000 Repos
How the GhostAction campaign compromised GitHub accounts and harvested CI pipeline secrets, and the repository security steps regulated teams should take.
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Agentic AI Change Management with FedRAMP Audit Proof Trails
How agentic AI change management builds an audit trail for every automated step, mapped to FedRAMP controls, evidence requirements and release approvals.
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ITAR FAQs: The Top Questions from Defense Contractors - Answered
ITAR FAQs from defense contractors, answered: what ITAR governs, joint ventures and cloud services, and how to close export control gaps.
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A CMMC Pause Is Not a Pass for Cybersecurity Certification
A CMMC certification pause is not a pass; contractors should keep closing NIST SP 800-171 gaps and building evidence for when issuance resumes.
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How Blockchain Receipts Can Make Data Exchanges Safer
Blockchain receipts anchor a proof of each customer data exchange, covering consent, hashes and timestamps, so disputes get settled with evidence.
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Agents That Reverse Engineer Anything From Apps to Binaries
How an open source tool uses agents to reverse engineer anything from app behavior to native binaries, and what that means for supply chain risk.
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After AI Agent Escalation, Who Steers the Conversation?
Conversational AI escalation raises a hard question: who owns the chat after handoff. Compare ownership models, handoff messages, SLAs and governance.
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Passkeys Are Not a Trap: What NIST Says About Passkeys and MFA
Passkeys are not a trap under NIST SP 800-63B-4, which treats biometric or PIN unlock as multifactor; see what that means for CMMC and HIPAA compliance.
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Bbatto Asks Whether Linux Phones Can Rival Android and iOS
Amos Bbatto asks whether Linux phones can challenge Android and iOS. See what a multi-OS shift means for device hardening and vendor vetting.
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Microsoft Turns to a Chinese Open Weight Model to Challenge Jev
Microsoft is turning to an open weight Qwen model from a Chinese AI lab to challenge Jev, and regulated teams should weigh model provenance and compliance.
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AWS Agent Control Flaws Keep Reemerging After Patches
Amazon Web Services patched autonomous agent flaws that kept resurfacing in new forms, and this guide shows the agent controls that stop the patch cycle.
