How AI Agents in Cybersecurity Are Revolutionizing AppSec
Modern cybersecurity is evolving rapidly, fueled by AI-driven code generation and an advanced DevOps approach. While AI-based AppSec tools have been helping organizations to bolster their guardrails, it is failing to cope with the high volume of code changes and increasing complexity. However, the advent of AI agents in cybersecurity has completely revolutionised the modern […]
Reduce False Positives in AppSec Scanning: A Field Guide
In today’s modern software development, where speed and security go hand-in-hand, application security (AppSec) is no longer just a feature. AppSec has become a necessary foundation of every organization’s security strategy. As developers write code, especially through AI-code editors, it creates a possibility of introducing vulnerabilities in the codebase. To address these vulnerabilities, organizations have […]
Hidden Risks of Multicloud: Business Challenges Organizations Encounter
The multicloud strategy has become completely mainstream. A recent Cloud Security Alliance report highlighted that around 57% of organizations in the industry are now using a multicloud environment to run their operations. Every CISO and CTO has embraced this model to avoid traditional vendor lock-in and adopt best-in-class cloud services. However, despite its advantages, the […]
Securing Code in Cursor: Practical Tips and Tools
With the need for speed in the application development process, developers are rapidly turning to AI-powered IDEs like Cursor. It has not only enhanced developer productivity but also enabled organizations to achieve faster release cycles. However, implementing AI-generated code into the codebase introduces new security risks and attack vectors. Even though Cursor is backed by […]
Autonomous Application Security Testing: What It Is & How It Works
With applications being the backbone of modern enterprises and a constant threat from attackers, complete security of every application has become a necessity. Moreover, development cycles are accelerating with time, and the addition of dependencies and API is making applications more complex. Although standard application security testing methods form the backbone, they are becoming ineffective. […]
AI SAST vs AI DAST: Friends or Foes? Building a Comprehensive Testing Strategy
Application security in today’s world is constantly under threat from cyber attackers exploiting every possible vulnerability in the application source code. Organizations require advanced and AI security testing methodologies within the SDLC to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities, including zero-day attacks. Among all, AI SAST and AI DAST serve as essential tools for all development and […]
Beyond OWASP Top 10: Using AI SAST to Uncover Nuanced and Zero-Day Flaws
The OWASP Top 10 is one of the primary standards that enables organizations to set a baseline for their application security. It provides organizations with a foundational guide, outlines the vital and severe application security risks. However, as attackers are getting sophisticated with their attacks and software development getting more complex, depending upon the OWASP […]
Traditional SAST vs AI SAST (QINA Clarity): A Head-to-Head Comparison
For the last several years, traditional SAST has been one of the primary pillars of the modern software development environment. It employs a white-box approach to thoroughly scan the application’s source code and identify any vulnerabilities. However, with evolving cyberthreats, fast-paced development, and increasing complexity in codebases, traditional SAST is finding it difficult to offer […]
Cloud Native Application Security: CNAPP for Dev & AppSec
The cloud-native application protection platform, or CNAPP, has revolutionized how developers and AppSec teams secure modern cloud-native applications. It has brought a major shift to the security aspect of cloud native applications. With containers and Kubernetes becoming a default for development and a high-speed dev cycle emerging as a necessity, traditional security models are becoming […]
Shai-Hulud: a self-propagating npm worm hits @ctrl/tinycolor and dozens more packages
On 15-16 September 2025 a novel self-replicating supply-chain worm, being tracked publicly as “Shai-Hulud” was discovered in routine npm packages (npm packages compromised by Shai hulud worm). The malware was first observed in compromised versions of @ctrl/tinycolor and quickly expanded to dozens, then hundreds, of packages by abusing maintainer workflows and registry APIs. The payload […]
