The Netwrix Threat Lab Quarterly is a research digest from Netwrix's in-house security team, built to translate original identity, AD, and AI threat research into practical fixes for the teams defending against them.
This edition of the Threat Lab Quarterly: Huy Kha's free
A once-a-year AI audit doesn't satisfy the EU AI Act anymore. Continuous, provable evidence does.
High-risk AI systems now need resilience against data poisoning, model poisoning, and adversarial attacks, proven at every stage of deployment, not certified once and forgotten.
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The rules for responsible AI adoption aren't written yet. The companies shaping them now decide what everyone else has to follow.
Rachel Richart, General Counsel at Netwrix, explains why that responsibility lands hardest on companies that both deploy AI and build it, and what it
Linux endpoints used to belong to developers. Now they're part of the AI attack surface.
AI assistants, local LLMs, and engineering tools now sit on the same workstations that hold proprietary code and credentials. Netwrix Endpoint Protector extends real-time DLP to Windows,
Netwrix Identity Manager 7.1 is now live.
This release makes certification workflows significantly more flexible. Certifiers can now delegate items to subject matter experts, filter campaigns by permission to cut through large review lists, and multi-certifier support is now
