17 Nov, 2025
    When Machines Attack Machines: The New Reality of AI Security

    Unlike conventional IT systems—with bounded entry points, predictable patch cycles, and known vulnerabilities—large language models (LLMs) and next-generation AI agents create an attack surface so broad, dynamic, and interconnected that comprehensively mapping or policing it becomes nearly impossible. Every new

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    12 Nov, 2025
    Nile’s Bold Claim: Your LAN Architecture Is Fundamentally Broken

    At Security Field Day, Nile delivered a message that challenges decades of enterprise networking orthodoxy: the traditional Local Area Network architecture is fundamentally obsolete for modern security requirements. The problem isn’t subtle. While connectivity remains the lifeblood of most organizations,

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    10 Nov, 2025
    The Cloud Comes Home: Oxide Reimagines On-Prem Computing

    When Rent Stops Making Sense Cloud computing transformed business technology overnight. Companies accelerated development cycles, scaled infrastructure on demand, and modernized operations at speeds their competitors couldn’t match. The revolution seemed complete. Then reality caught up. Regulations demanded data sovereignty.

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    6 Nov, 2025
    Why Enterprise Storage Is Still Stuck in 2010—And How Pure Storage Plans to Fix It

    At Cloud Field Day, Pure Storage laid out a case that most enterprises already know to be true: traditional storage architecture is fundamentally broken. But rather than simply pointing out the problem, Pure demonstrated how its Enterprise Data Cloud—powered by

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    4 Nov, 2025
    Why Israel Just Banned 700 Chinese Cars from Its Military—And What It Means for Security

    In early November, the Israeli Defense Forces made a decision that sent ripples through defense and cybersecurity circles worldwide: withdraw every Chinese-manufactured vehicle from its senior officer fleet. The IDF marked approximately 700 cars, predominantly the Chery Tiggo 8 Pro

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