Akamai Technologies

Volume 343, Issue 1 · 7 articles from 3 issues

In This Issue

• When Productivity Extensions Become Attack Platforms
• Open Enrollment Is Where Digital Strategy Gets Tested. Are You Ready?
• What to Do When Your Competitors Are Scraping Your Prices
• The October 2026 Root KSK Rollover: Is Your DNS Really Ready?
• Beyond Identity: Governing the Agentic Enterprise
• What AI Can, Cannot, and Should Not Do
• Vector Search Can't Tell "Yes" From "No"

When Productivity Extensions Become Attack Platforms (Akamai Technologies, Wednesday, September 30th, 2026)

Akamai's LayerX researchers expose 32 malicious Chrome and Edge extensions that spy on users and commit affiliate fraud via remote configs. Read more

Open Enrollment Is Where Digital Strategy Gets Tested. Are You Ready? (Akamai Technologies, Thursday, October 8th, 2026)

Akamai outlines how health payers can prepare their infrastructure and security for the traffic and attack surge of open enrollment. Read more

What to Do When Your Competitors Are Scraping Your Prices (Akamai Technologies, Monday, September 21st, 2026)

Akamai proposes serving scrapers altered pricing data at the edge instead of blocking them outright. Read more

The October 2026 Root KSK Rollover: Is Your DNS Really Ready? (Akamai Technologies, Thursday, October 8th, 2026)

Akamai explains how to verify DNS resolvers trust the new root key KSK-2024 before the October 11, 2026 rollover to avoid SERVFAIL outages. Read more

Beyond Identity: Governing the Agentic Enterprise (Akamai Technologies, Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026)

Akamai argues enterprises must govern AI agent behavior in real time, not just verify identity. Read more

What AI Can, Cannot, and Should Not Do (Akamai Technologies, Monday, September 21st, 2026)

Akamai CEO Tom Leighton argues AI needs human guardrails despite its benefits, citing internet security lessons. Read more

Vector Search Can't Tell "Yes" From "No" (Akamai Technologies, Tuesday, October 6th, 2026)

Akamai explains why vector search gives contradictory statements near-identical scores and how RAG systems can surface conflicts. Read more

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