How We Developed Claude Code Auto Mode: A Secure Way to Skip Approvals

31. May 2026
AI Models, Claude Code, Cybersecurity

Anthropic introduces a new Auto Mode for Claude Code that uses model-based classifiers to automatically block dangerous actions while executing safe operations without approval prompts, combining an input-side prompt injection probe with an output-side transcript classifier.

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How We Built Claude Code Auto-Mode: A Secure Path to Execution Without Approvals

31. May 2026
Claude AI, Claude Code, Cybersecurity

Anthropic introduces Claude Code Auto-Mode: a new security model that uses intelligent classifiers to block dangerous actions without enforcing constant user approvals, striking a safe middle ground between sandbox isolation and uncontrolled autonomy.

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Anthropic Secures AI Agents Through Containment Strategies

31. May 2026
AI Models, Claude AI, Cybersecurity

Anthropic has documented how it contains AI agents in products like Claude Code and Claude Cowork through sandboxes and access limits, since pure human oversight is unreliable—users approve approximately 93 percent of all requests without careful review.

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Litigation Readiness as a Core Element of Modern Compliance

31. May 2026
EU AI Act, NIS2, Regulation

Litigation readiness is the ability not only to assert but also to prove compliance violations; it encompasses legal, technical and organizational measures and is becoming increasingly essential for companies in light of rising regulation, strengthened authorities and private lawsuits.

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CISO Watch, Week 22/2026 — Nx Console, NIS2 Deadline, Article 50 Transparency

27. May 2026
Cybersecurity, Editorials, EU AI Act, NIS2

Three threats or obligations for CISOs, 30 seconds to read, one protective measure per topic—weekly guidance for Chief Information Security Officers on what should top your ticket list this week.

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KEDB #001 — Nx Console Supply Chain Attack: Four Lessons for CISO Teams

25. May 2026
Cybersecurity, Editorials, NIS2

In May 2026, the VS Code extension Nx Console 18.95.0 was compromised and stole developer credentials en masse via auto-update; this KEDB entry draws four lessons for CISO teams: uncontrolled extension trust chains, auto-update as a double-edged sword, token hygiene, and build pipeline isolation — with concrete action

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CEO Letter, Week 22/2026 — AI Omnibus, Article 50, NISG 2026

25. May 2026
Cybersecurity, Editorials, EU AI Act, NIS2, Regulation

Three topics, 15 seconds read time, one action recommendation per topic — delivered weekly at C-suite and board level to inform your agenda.

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NIS2 According to Verena Becker: Four Messages from Austria’s Cybersecurity Voice

25. May 2026
Editorials, NIS2

Anyone in Austria seeking to understand what NIS2 truly means for a mid-market company cannot overlook one voice: Mag. Verena Becker, BSc, cybersecurity expert at the Federal Division Information and Consulting of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce.

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Ghost CMS: SQL-Injection Vulnerability Exploited in Large-Scale ClickFix Campaign

25. May 2026
Cybersecurity

Cybercriminals are exploiting the SQL-injection vulnerability CVE-2026-26980 in Ghost CMS across over 700 websites to conduct ClickFix attacks, with Harvard, Oxford, and DuckDuckGo among the victims; a patch has existed since February but remains widely uninstalled.

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Ghost CMS: Critical Security Vulnerability Compromises Over 700 Websites

25. May 2026
Cybersecurity

Over 700 websites were compromised through a critical Ghost CMS security vulnerability, with attackers injecting malicious JavaScript code for ClickFix attacks; the flaw CVE-2023-26980 enables unauthorized access to admin API keys, with a patch available since February 2026.

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Agentic AI Tames the Network Detection Alert Storm

25. May 2026
Cybersecurity

Agentic AI transforms Network Detection and Response from noisy data firehoses into intelligent systems, enabling teams to discover threats faster, reduce false positives, and optimize incident response—raw data becomes a strategic resource.

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The Vatican Against Killer Robots: Pope Leo XIV Warns Against Artificial Intelligence in Warfare

25. May 2026
Cybersecurity

Pope Leo XIV published his first encyclical and warns against autonomous weapons and algorithmic decision-making, calling for AI to remain subject to moral principles and new legal frameworks to ensure technology truly serves humanity.

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How We Developed Claude Code Auto Mode: A Secure Way to Skip Approvals

How We Built Claude Code Auto-Mode: A Secure Path to Execution Without Approvals

Anthropic Secures AI Agents Through Containment Strategies

CISO Watch, Week 22/2026 — Nx Console, NIS2 Deadline, Article 50 Transparency

KEDB #001 — Nx Console Supply Chain Attack: Four Lessons for CISO Teams

CEO Letter, Week 22/2026 — AI Omnibus, Article 50, NISG 2026

NIS2 According to Verena Becker: Four Messages from Austria’s Cybersecurity Voice

Ghost CMS: SQL-Injection Vulnerability Exploited in Large-Scale ClickFix Campaign

Ghost CMS: Critical Security Vulnerability Compromises Over 700 Websites

Agentic AI Tames the Network Detection Alert Storm

The Vatican Against Killer Robots: Pope Leo XIV Warns Against Artificial Intelligence in Warfare

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