Implementing Row-Level Security (RLS) at the database architecture level limits the blast radius during account compromises, isolating critical information.
Attackers use social engineering during the hiring process to bypass perimeter security. We analyze the technical details of infection via VPN clients and the need for Zero Trust architecture.
A strategy for modernizing OSS/BSS for telecom operators: transitioning from legacy monoliths to component-based architecture under NIS2 and TM Forum ODA standards.
Transforming ISO/IEC 42001 requirements into engineering controls within the SDLC to ensure automated evidence for successful AI certification and governance.
Secure IT/OT convergence requires eliminating direct connections between ERP and SCADA. We analyze the architecture of an industrial demilitarized zone (IDMZ) and asynchronous data exchange.
A guide to securely integrating industrial controllers with cloud and ERP systems. Implementing ISA/IEC 62443 and OPC UA standards for critical infrastructure protection.
NIS2 compliance requires moving from paper-based compliance to architectural resilience. Microsegmentation and security by design are more effective than accumulating security agents.
Traditional RBAC cannot mitigate Excessive Agency risks. We explore architectural methods to constrain autonomous AI agents, from RLS to platform-level sandboxing.
How to securely integrate autonomous AI agents into corporate systems by managing risks through API contracts, RBAC, and data isolation within the perimeter.