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When security decisions come too late, and attackers know it

In this Help Net Security, Chris O’Ferrell, CEO at CodeHunter, talks about why malware keeps succeeding, where attackers insert malicious code in the SDLC, and how CI/CD pipelines can become a quiet entry point. He also breaks down the difference between behavioral detection and behavioral intent analysis, and why explainable results matter for security teams. What is the most common reason modern malware succeeds even in organizations with mature EDR and threat intel programs? Modern … More → The post When security decisions come too late, and attackers know it appeared first on Help Net Security.
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OpenClaw Scanner: Open-source tool detects autonomous AI agents

A new free, open source tool is available to help organizations detect where autonomous AI agents are operating across corporate environments. The OpenClaw Scanner identifies instances of OpenClaw, an autonomous AI assistant also known as MoltBot, that can execute tasks, access local files, and authenticate to internal systems without centralized oversight. OpenClaw gained usage in the past few months as an AI agent capable of performing actions on behalf of users. The software can run … More → The post OpenClaw Scanner: Open-source tool detects autonomous AI agents appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Picking an AI red teaming vendor is getting harder

Vendor noise is already a problem in traditional security testing. AI red teaming has added another layer of confusion, with providers offering everything from consulting engagements to automated testing platforms. Many buyers still struggle to tell whether a vendor can test real-world AI system behavior or only run a packaged set of jailbreak prompts. This problem is addressed directly in OWASP’s Vendor Evaluation Criteria for AI Red Teaming Providers & Tooling, a practical guide for … More → The post Picking an AI red teaming vendor is getting harder appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Cloud teams are hitting maturity walls in governance, security, and AI use

Enterprise cloud programs have reached a point where most foundational services are already in place, and the daily work now centers on governance, security enforcement, and managing sprawl across environments. Hybrid and multi-cloud architectures have become routine in large organizations, bringing new operational pressures around consistency and control. A new survey of cloud architects and enterprise cloud decision-makers found that Azure has become a dominant platform in enterprise environments, with 93.4% of respondents reporting an … More → The post Cloud teams are hitting maturity walls in governance, security, and AI use appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Java security work is becoming a daily operational burden

Security teams in large enterprises already spend significant time tracking vulnerabilities across software supply chains, third-party libraries, and internal codebases. Java environments add another layer of exposure because so many mission-critical systems still run on the JVM. A 2026 Azul survey of more than 2,000 Java professionals found that 64% said more than half of their organization’s applications or workloads are built with Java or run on a Java Virtual Machine. That footprint means Java … More → The post Java security work is becoming a daily operational burden appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Four Seconds to Botnet – Analyzing a Self Propagating SSH Worm with Cryptographically Signed C2 [Guest Diary], (Wed, Feb 11th)

[This is a Guest Diary by Johnathan Husch, an ISC intern as part of the SANS.edu BACS program]
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