The devices winning the race to get hacked in 2026
2026-03-23T14:51:55Z•93eed5d752ca807b3829866520de04b868ceb24e3153f3f396bdcb38bfbc1df5
AI agentsAI governanceAI-generated codeForescoutIoMTIoTOTOT securitySOAR replacementXDRZ T N Aagent securityagentic application securitycloud workload protectionnatural language automationriskiest devicesruntime protectionsupply chainthreat modelingvisibility
What happened
Help Net Security roundup (Mar 23, 2026): Forescout research highlights a growing attack surface as 11 new device categories (IT, IoT, OT, IoMT) enter the 2026 ‘riskiest devices’ list, complicating inventory, patching and asset hygiene. Multiple vendors announced products and capabilities—largely at RSAC—including AI Threat Modeling (Apiiro) to find risks before code exists; natural-language automation to replace SOAR complexity (Anvilogic Blueprints); broadened AI-agent visibility, governance and runtime protection (Astrix, Straiker, Rubrik SAGE); agentic application security for AI-generated
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