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May 27, 2026

Xage Security Launches Unified Zero Trust for AI to Secure Autonomous AI Agents in Production

As enterprises operationalize AI, security teams face a new challenge: how to observe and govern AI agents that can access systems, interact with APIs, orchestrate workflows, and take action. Today,…

Susanto Irwan

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May 14, 2026

Beyond Claude Mythos: Securing critical systems when the grace period hits zero

On the heels of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview and GPT-5.4-Cyber, excitement and apprehension are both on the rise when it comes to AI. On one hand, these tools offer a generational leap in cybersecurity…

Duncan Greatwood

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April 14, 2026

AI-Powered Cyber Attacks Are Raising the Stakes for Critical Infrastructure Security

Critical infrastructure operators have always lived with a hard truth: some of the systems that matter most are the hardest to patch. In enterprise IT, the standard answer to a…

Duncan Greatwood

Xage Security Wins 2026 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award

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March 24, 2026

Xage Security Wins 2026 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Award

Xage Security has been named a winner in the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards, receiving recognition in the cybersecurity category for Xage Security Zero Trust for AI. Presented by the…

Celine Rosak

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March 20, 2026

Rogue by Design: What Meta’s AI Incident Reveals About Agent Security

A recent incident at Meta highlights a growing gap in how organizations are securing AI agents. As these systems become more capable and more deeply integrated into enterprise workflows, their…

Duncan Greatwood

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March 10, 2026

Part Two: NEI 08-09 and RG 5.71 in the “Nuclear for AI” Era: How to Implement the Baseline Without Losing the Schedule

Authors: Amit Pawar (Xage Security), Bill Lawrence (ITEGRITI), Michael Sanchez (ITEGRITI), Tushar Trivedi (LTIMindtree) In part one of this series, we provided an overview of the U.S. nuclear cybersecurity baseline,…

Amit Pawar

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March 10, 2026

Part One: NEI 08-09 and RG 5.71 in the “Nuclear for AI” Era

Authors: Amit Pawar (Xage Security), Bill Lawrence (ITEGRITI), Michael Sanchez (ITEGRITI), Tushar Trivedi (LTIMindtree) This blog is the first of a two-part series. Part one establishes the regulatory and guidance…

Amit Pawar

Mapping Xage Capabilities to the MITRE ATLAS Framework

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March 9, 2026

Securing AI Systems with Zero Trust: Mapping Xage to MITRE ATLAS

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in enterprise applications and workflows, operational environments, and critical infrastructure—and with it comes a new class of security risks. Large language models (LLMs), AI…

Roman Arutyunov

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February 23, 2026

Securing the Energy Supply Chain for AI

Artificial intelligence has become a core driver of U.S. innovation, and is increasingly treated as part of the nation’s critical infrastructure. Its impact spans economic growth and productivity, national security…

Duncan Greatwood

What the OpenClaw Case Reveals About Agentic AI Security and Access Control

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February 4, 2026

From Viral to Vulnerable: What the OpenClaw Saga Tells Us About Agentic AI Security

Michael Tsai, Senior Director of Product Management, Xage Security In late January 2026, the AI community watched one of the fastest “viral-to-vulnerable” cycles unfold around OpenClaw (previously known as Clawd…

Michael Tsai