
Volume 341, Issue 2 · 15 articles from 3 issues
Akamai researchers walk through a kill chain in which attackers spoof tool output to make an AI travel agent issue free flights. Read more
Akamai makes the case that cloud resilience in 2026 depends on API security and AI workload protection rather than uptime metrics alone. Read more
Akamai launches Security Hub, an operational intelligence platform unifying posture scoring and peer benchmarking. Read more
Akamai argues nearly all apps now participate in AI ecosystems, making data movement the key architecture challenge. Read more
Akamai examines the API attack surface behind citizen-facing government applications and how to reduce it. Read more
Akamai shows how zero trust device segmentation protects unmanaged medical IoT devices in healthcare networks. Read more
Akamai's Rich Salz breaks down Google's 2029 post-quantum timeline, new signature schemes, and the IETF PLANTS working group. Read more
Akamai proposes an open framework for putting offensive AI capabilities to work inside security programs. Read more
Akamai argues perimeter controls fail against autonomous AI agents and that machine-speed microsegmentation is needed to stop lateral movement. Read more
Akamai shows how edge functions keep entitlement decisions consistent across multiple CDNs in video delivery. Read more
Akamai argues open source AI is essential for cybersecurity as it joins the Open Secure AI Alliance. Read more
Akamai's SOTI report finds a 19% surge in malicious bot traffic against retail as agentic AI scales API abuse and infrastructure costs. Read more
Akamai positions Guardicore Segmentation as the answer partners can give customers worried about machine-speed exploits. Read more
Akamai explains how edge inference keeps AI recommendation systems fresh using real-time session data. Read more
Akamai explains why post-quantum crypto-agility depends on a unified view of your DNS estate before migration. Read more
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