Mobile AI Is Everywhere. Cyber Underwriters Should Stop Trusting Self-Assessments

NowSecure found that 95% of large organizations deploy AI inside mobile applications, while 37% lack behavioral monitoring, and apps built predominantly from third-party code report more than twice the security-incident rate. Mobile AI cyber insurance underwriting is becoming more difficult as AI and third-party code spread through enterprise applications faster than security programs can assess … Read more

Developer Laptops Are Now Credential Stores – Underwriters Should Treat Them That Way

For a decade, the secret-sprawl problem lived in source code. The supply-chain campaigns of the past year moved it onto the laptop. That shift should reach the underwriting questionnaire. A run of incidents over the past twelve months has followed one pattern. Attackers land on a developer or build-server endpoint, harvest valid credentials sitting in … Read more

Manufacturing Cyber Resilience Shock: JLR Cyberattack Halts Production as LevelBlue Warns of Rising AI Threats

Manufacturing Leaders Brace for Complex Attacks Following an August cyberattack, Jaguar Land Rover has kept factories shut. The pause now lasts for weeks and is expected to extend into October, disrupting production and supply chains across the UK and Europe. Government officials are considering emergency measures to mitigate the impact and address supply chain cyber … Read more

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