Heather Pennel

In cybersecurity, some of the most dangerous threats are the ones that operate quietly, hidden in plain sight. Among these are zombie viruses and the overlooked risks found in digital graveyards: abandoned, obsolete, or forgotten digital assets that linger across networks, cloud environments, and devices.

As football season kicks off, everywhere you turn, people are talking about the offense and defense of their favorite teams. In the game of football, defense wins championships - but no team can win without also playing offense. The same lesson applies in cybersecurity. Organizations spend most of their time on the defensive line - protecting assets through prevention, detection, and response to active threats. All of this is incredibly important, but if you want to win against today's cybe

Just as businesses are beginning to grasp the cybersecurity implications of generative AI, an even more transformative force is emerging—Agentic AI, the next frontier in cybersecurity. Unlike narrow AI, which excels at specific tasks like facial recognition, or generative AI, which creates text and images, Agentic AI operates with a broader mandate. Agentic AI represents a significant leap forward—introducing fully autonomous systems capable of making decisions, executing complex tasks, and ada