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AI Is Shrinking the Patch Window. Your Vulnerability Program Needs a Faster Clock.
CISA’s new risk-based patching directive is aimed at federal agencies, but the business lesson is broader: AI can compress the time between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation. Companies need asset visibility, risk-based prioritization, clear remediation ownership, and a response process that can move at operational speed.
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AI Coding Agents Need Security Rules Before They Touch Your Pipeline
AI coding agents can improve development speed, but when they are connected to CI/CD workflows, repository permissions, and secrets, they become part of the security perimeter. A June 5 Microsoft Security analysis of Claude Code GitHub Action shows why business and technology leaders should govern AI-assisted development before it reaches production workflows.
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A Critical Windows Netlogon Flaw Is a Reminder to Treat Identity Infrastructure as Business-Critical
Active exploitation warnings around a critical Windows Netlogon vulnerability show why business leaders should treat domain controllers and identity systems as business-critical infrastructure, not routine patching chores.
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Opinion: Your Software Pipeline Is Now a Business Risk
Recent attacks against developer tools and CI/CD pipelines show why business leaders should treat software delivery systems as core cybersecurity and operational risk.
