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ITSPmagazine Blog — By Sean and Marco
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AI Agents Act at Machine Speed. Menlo Security Governs What They Actually Do. | A Brand Briefing at Black Hat USA 2026 with Eric Avigdor, Vice President of Product of Menlo Security | Hosted by Sean Martin
Enterprises are handing AI agents access to email, file stores, and the open internet at the same time, and most of them have not decided who owns the guardrails. Recorded on location at Black Hat USA 2026, this conversation looks at what changes when the thing reading your web pages has no human skepticism.
When the Browser Becomes the Battlefield: Human and Agentic Security in the Age of AI | A Brand Spotlight at RSAC Conference 2026 with Ed Wright, VP of Product Marketing at Menlo Security
The browser is now the de facto enterprise operating system -- and it is also the primary attack surface for both humans and AI agents. Ed Wright of Menlo Security breaks down why the security controls organizations built for people are falling short in the age of agentic AI, and what a unified approach to browser secu
Hands-On Hacking: Lessons Learned from a Rubbery Ducky USB Attack Simulation | A Zero Trust World Conversation with Kieran Human | On Location Coverage with Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli
In this episode, Kieran Human demonstrates how a simple USB device, the “rubber ducky,” can turn even a beginner into a capable hacker in just one hour. Listen in to discover why understanding the ease of cyberattacks is the first step in building stronger defenses for your organization.
The Critical Role of Identity in Creating Effective Ransomware Attack Defense and Broader Business Resilience Strategies | 7 Minutes on ITSPmagazine | A Semperis Short Brand Story with Simon Hodgkinson
In this 7 Minutes on ITSPmagazine, we discuss the dilemma of ransom payments, revealing why 78% of organizations opt to pay, and examine the role of Board support in these decisions. We also delve into the long-term effects of ransomware attacks and explore strategies to prevent future incidents.
AI BOMs, and other insights into the future of Cybersecurity and AI | An RSA Conference 2024 Conversation with Helen Oakley and Christina Stokes | On Location Coverage with Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli
This year many conversation at RSA conference rotate around artificial intelligence. Yes, AI is becoming more prevalent and essential, even in cybersecurity.