We Now Build Code Faster Than We Can Understand It: The New Risk of AI Speed
We Now Build Code Faster Than We Can Understand It: The New Risk of AI Speed There’s an old story about an apprentice who enchants a broom to fetch water,…
We Now Build Code Faster Than We Can Understand It: The New Risk of AI Speed There’s an old story about an apprentice who enchants a broom to fetch water,…
See AI. Control AI. Secure AI. July 27, 2026 Written by Bud L. Ellis | Products & Services | AI | Sophos AI Defense The AI era is here.
‘Q-day’ is closer than we want to believe Editor’s insight Quantum computing has spent years sitting just over the cybersecurity horizon. But prepared organizations are not waiting for a cryptographically…
‘In theory, theory and practice are the same thing… Most organisations have an incident response plan. The problems tend to start when a real incident crosses departments, affects suppliers, takes…
Artificial intelligence is transforming cybersecurity at an unprecedented pace. As organizations adopt new tools to boost productivity and innovation, cybercriminals are using the same technology to launch faster, more sophisticated,…
Resilience moves to the factory floor Industrial control system (ICS) cybersecurity has spent years moving closer to broader business cybersecurity. It’s now an indistinguishable part of how industrial operations are…
Supply chain & software security Trust is an undeniable, if undesirable, part of supply chains. Trust is second to verification, but the challenge of today is software development has become…
Employee onboarding has become a high-risk identity moment. Service desk teams are under pressure to help new starters quickly, but when speed takes priority over verification, strong checks can be…
Speed is the Threat One of the most uncomfortable realisations emerging in cybersecurity today is that AI implementation is happening faster than governance frameworks, security assessments, and oversight capabilities can…
Asymmetry has always been part of cybersecurity. Bad actors need only one point of entry, while we have to scrutinise every packet. What makes modern AI-based attack vectors like Mythos…