Month: January 2026

AI-driven systems are increasingly deployed as decision-makers rather than passive components. Language models now summarize internal documents, trigger workflows, query databases, and interact with external services on behalf of users. From a security standpoint, this represents a sharp departure from traditional software behavior. The execution logic is no longer fully encoded by developers; it is… Continue reading AI Penetration Testing for Probabilistic and Agent-Driven Systems

The threat landscape is constantly changing for businesses, with new types of cyber attacks emerging all the time. Ransomware and phishing are just two examples of the many risks out there. If you don’t have robust security measures in place, then even a small vulnerability could be exploited – leading to financial losses and damage… Continue reading How Advanced Solutions Can Shield Businesses from Cyber Threats

Engineers are using AI math solvers more and more. The reason is simple: these tools make routine—but important—math tasks faster and less error-prone. At the same time they free engineers to spend time on design decisions and creative problem solving. This is not a niche trend; it is part of a broader wave of AI… Continue reading Why Engineers Are Turning to AI Math Solvers for Everyday Problem Solving