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7 Proven Cisco AsyncOS Zero-Day Rebuild Patterns

7 Proven Cisco AsyncOS Zero-Day Rebuild Patterns

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7 Proven Cisco AsyncOS Zero-Day Rebuild Patterns Cisco Secure Email Zero-Day Reality: When an email security appliance is actively exploited, you must assume persistence and prioritize isolation + clean restoration. This post gives engineering leaders a practical “appliance as immutable infrastructure” playbook: versioned configs, repeatable rebuilds, and a monitored management plane—so the next Cisco AsyncOS […]

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9 Battle-Tested Non-Human Identity Security Controls

9 Battle-Tested Non-Human Identity Security Controls

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9 Battle-Tested Non-Human Identity Security Controls With AI services rapidly integrated into production, non-human identities (API keys, service accounts, CI tokens, and even AI agents) have become a prime target for misuse. The failure mode is consistent: keys sprawl across repos and pipelines, privileges drift, and monitoring stays human-centric. The result is quiet compromise, unexpected

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AI Phishing Prevention: 7 Proven Dev Controls

7 Proven Dev Controls for AI Phishing Prevention

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7 Proven Dev Controls for AI Phishing Prevention Why AI phishing is now an engineering problem Phishing used to be “an email thing.” Today, AI-generated phishing and impersonation campaigns are software problems too: they exploit your product’s login flows, password resets, webhook endpoints, support channels, and CI/CD credentials. If your only strategy is detection (spam

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7 Powerful Steps to Fix a Leaked GitHub Token

7 Powerful Steps to Fix a Leaked GitHub Token

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7 Powerful Steps to Fix a Leaked GitHub Token (and Stop It Happening Again) A leaked GitHub token is rarely “just a repo problem.” In modern engineering orgs, that single secret can quietly unlock private source, CI/CD workflows, package registries, infrastructure deployments, and sometimes cloud environments. If the token is long-lived (classic PATs are the

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7 Powerful PCI DSS 4.0.1 MFA CI/CD Gates

7 Powerful PCI DSS 4.0.1 MFA CI/CD Gates

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7 Powerful PCI DSS 4.0.1 MFA CI/CD Gates PCI DSS v4.0.1 raised the bar on proving access controls—not just saying you have them. If your environment touches cardholder data, you need PCI DSS 4.0.1 MFA controls that are: The most practical approach for engineering teams is to treat identity policy + exceptions as code, add

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6 Powerful Security Chaos Experiments for CI/CD

6 Powerful Security Chaos Experiments for CI/CD

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6 Powerful Security Chaos Experiments for CI/CD Most engineering orgs already ship CI/CD compliance, supply-chain controls, PQC gates, OPA policies, feature flags as evidence, and secrets-as-code. The next step isn’t another policy deck—it’s security chaos experiments: tightly scoped, low-risk drills in staging or ephemeral environments that prove your controls behave the way your slideware claims.

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7 Proven Secrets as Code Patterns Engineers Need

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Secrets as Code: 7 Proven Patterns for Rotation, JIT Access & Audit-Ready Logs On Cyber Rely, we focus on patterns engineering leaders can actually ship—not just policy decks. If you’re already wiring CI/CD, DORA, or supply-chain controls into pipelines, you’ve probably noticed one big gap: who had access to which secret, when, and under what

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5 Proven Ways to Use LLM Pentest Agents in CI Safely

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5 Proven Ways to Use LLM Pentest Agents in CI Safely LLM pentest agents are moving from research toys to real CI/CD jobs. Tools inspired by AutoPentester and PentestAgent can now: Used carelessly, they can also brute-force prod, follow internal links, or leak secrets in prompts. This guide shows how to run LLM pentest agents

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10 Essential Steps: Developer Playbook for DORA

10 Essential Steps: Developer Playbook for DORA

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10 Essential Steps: Developer Playbook for DORA DORA is now real life, not a future slide. For financial entities and their critical ICT providers, regulators expect you to prove digital operational resilience across incident management, testing, and third-party risk — not just say you have a plan This Developer Playbook for DORA translates those obligations

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