The Docket: Defensive AI Agents Need a Blast Radius
Defensive AI agents stop being assistants when they can call tools, touch secrets, and change systems without a defined blast radius.
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The Docket: UniFi OS Reminds Operators the Controller Is Part of the Network
UniFi OS KEV entries show why network controllers need segmentation, logging, and closure evidence like any other exposed control plane.
The Docket: FortiClient EMS Turned a Hotfix Into a Deadline
FortiClient EMS turned a hotfix into an emergency because the security console itself became the exposed trust problem.
The Docket: OCR Turned Ransomware Into Security Rule Evidence
OCR's four ransomware settlements show how post-attack facts can reveal whether Security Rule discipline existed before the incident.
The Docket: Dutch Intelligence Says China's Cyber Parity Is a Detection Problem
Dutch intelligence says China's offensive cyber capability now stands near U.S. levels, but the harder warning is how much activity defenders still miss.
The Docket: When the Ransomware Negotiator Joined the Extortion Scheme
A DOJ-backed guilty plea shows the ransomware response process can fail at the trust layer, not just at the firewall.
The Docket: CISA's ActiveMQ KEV Entry Is Really About Exposed Management Surfaces
CISA's ActiveMQ KEV entry matters because it turns an exposed management path into a compressed remediation and evidence problem.