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Blocking an AI agent action after it has already written to a database or called an external API is not remediation, it is cleanup. Vaikora sits inline...
Your organization's credentials are probably already on the dark web. The question is whether you have a signal telling you which ones, tied to which...
AI agents fail in a specific way: they take an action, and only afterward does anyone ask whether that action was permitted. Deterministic policy...
Phishing campaigns have a staging period. Attackers register domains, configure mail servers, and test delivery before they send a single message to a...
A single unapproved tool call from an AI agent can write to production, exfiltrate data, or trigger a downstream chain of actions that is difficult to...
Every tool call an AI agent makes is a decision point. The agent decides to call a function, pass arguments, and act on the result. Without a gate at that...
The gap in most AI agent deployments is timing. Policy checks happen after a tool call runs, in logs, in SIEMs, in post-incident reviews. By then the...
Unprotected data is not always data that has been stolen. Most of the time it is data the organization did not know it had, stored where no policy reaches...
Email threats fail silently when they slip past a gateway that only checks known-bad signatures. Cyren's approach is different: it processes over a...