An attacker describes what they want in plain language, and a coding assistant writes the working exploit. This is not a new attack technique. It is an old set of techniques with the skill floor removed.
Practical guardrails for adopting AI tools without expanding your attack surface or violating data-protection law.
A practitioner's comparison of three frameworks security leaders are asked about most, and where they overlap.
A realistic walkthrough of detection, containment, and recovery for teams building their first IR playbook.
Why teams that understand how to instruct AI systems well also spot AI-driven social engineering faster.
A look at the most common external attack surface gaps: forgotten subdomains, exposed ports, and unmanaged cloud assets.
A practical breakdown of POPIA's technical and organisational requirements and how they map to controls you are likely already building.
