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Three application security KPIs cut through alert noise to reveal actual risk: viable attack count, vulnerability escape rate and application coverage completeness. Unlike traditional metrics that measure alert volume, these KPIs leverage graph intelligence to correlate attacks with confirmed vulnerabilities at runtime, achieving verified accuracy while reducing investigation time by orders of magnitude.

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MCP Gateways are the wrong abstraction for AI security. Discover why runtime hooks and MCP registries offer a superior, context-aware defense against data leaks and unauthorized tool calls in modern agentic architectures.

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For most of the security industry’s history, logs were the problem to solve. Attacks were easy to spot in events: Failed logins, suspicious processes, and unexpected network connections. Infrastructure was relatively static, identities were long-lived, and configuration changed slowly enough to be treated as background context. SIEMs emerged to centralize logs, correlate activity across systems,..

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