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Who Controls Whether Your AI Agents Can Be Found? Takeaways from RSA Roundtable on the AI Agent Discovery Gap

Agentic AI emerged as a defining theme at RSAC 2026 and among the many questions raised was how will AI agents discover one another and who determines whether they can be discovered at all?

Digi Americas Brings Multinational Government Delegation to RSAC 2026

The Digi Americas Alliance hosted a delegation of more than 25 high-level government officials from eight countries across Latin America and the Caribbean at the RSAC Conference in San Francisco.

A Partnership to Help Financial Services Firms Address Gen AI-Related Cyber Risks to Identity and Authentication Infrastructure

The Better Identity Coalition is honored to be a part of a public-private initiative to address the threat of deepfake attacks against financial services with the release of two papers looking at threats and mitigations, and policy recommendations.

Cybersecurity Coalition and Cyber Threat Alliance To Host CyberNext Brussels 2026

CyberNext Brussels 2026 returns for its third edition with the theme of "Building the European Cybersecurity Ecosystem," taking place on 15 April 2026 in at the Stanhope Hotel in Brussels.

The Role of Cybersecurity Information-Sharing Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Recent military actions have heightened geopolitical tensions and with that comes an elevated cyber threat landscape. In this context, one reality stands out: information-sharing is more important than ever.

Refreshing America’s Cyber Posture: The New National Cybersecurity Strategy and How to Make Sure It Succeeds

The White House released its highly-anticipated 2026 National Cybersecurity Strategy, outlining how the U.S. federal government intends to protect government systems, critical infrastructure, businesses, and citizens.

CISA Shifts Federal Cyber Security Landscape with Sweeping Mandate to Replace End-Of-Life Network Devices

CISA issued a compulsory directive to all federal agencies targeting boundary network devices that are “end-of-service."

What States Can Learn from North Carolina’s Approach to Securing Government

As states across the country grapple with how to adopt AI responsibly, North Carolina offers a compelling case study - not because it has all the answers, but because it has built the institutional muscle to learn, adapt, and lead.

Event Recap: Secure DNS and the Evolution of NIST SP 800-81

The Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law held an event with industry and government stakeholders to discuss the importance of securing the Domain Name System (DNS) to combat increasing global cybersecurity threats.

FedRAMP Signals Acceleration of Requirements for Machine-Readable Packages in the Rev5 Process

FedRAMP has proposed modifications to the Rev5 process in the newly published RFCs that could enact major changes and require Cloud Service Offerings to provide authorization packages in a “machine-readable format.”