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#Google Cloud
Quando l'IA di fabbrica inizia ad agire, la sicurezza deve venire prima di tutto
Il progetto di Google Cloud per il settore manifatturiero segnala un cambiamento più ampio: l'IA agentica sta entrando nei flussi di lavoro industriali e la vera sfida è limitare ciò che questi sistemi possono fare.
In Google Cloud, la prima difesa non è una dashboard - è disciplina dell'identità
Una mappa di maturità per la sicurezza GCP porta a una lezione netta: visibilità nativa, igiene degli account di servizio e pulizia delle configurazioni contano di solito prima di qualsiasi acquisto di piattaforma appariscente.
Il punto debole silenzioso del cloud: perché il CSPM è diventato la mappa del rischio di configurazione errata
Una nuova ondata di raccolte di strumenti CSPM riflette una verità fondamentale del cloud: i problemi più difficili spesso non sono intrusioni esotiche, ma errori di configurazione quotidiani diffusi tra AWS, Azure e Google Cloud.
L'illusione della checklist cloud: perché gli stessi controlli falliscono in modo diverso su AWS, Azure e Google Cloud
Uno studio su 3.000 organizzazioni suggerisce che il rischio multi-cloud non è un solo problema, ma tre problemi diversi con la stessa etichetta.
Il conto alla rovescia quantistico di Google Cloud è iniziato, e il vero rischio è operativo
Un obiettivo di preparazione post-quantistica al 2029 sembra lontano, ma il lavoro tecnico che lo sostiene sta già trasformando la crittografia in un progetto di migrazione, non in un'impostazione di sfondo.
Google’s Agentic Defense Bet Raises the Stakes for Machine-Speed Cloud Security
Google Cloud is folding Wiz capabilities into an agent-driven defense model, signaling a push toward automated detection and remediation in AI-era environments.
When a Coding Agent Sends the Whole Repo, the Cloud Becomes the Risk
A repository-scoping failure in Grok Build shows how an AI coding tool can turn a simple task into a much larger data-movement problem.
When One AI Agent Can Reach the Whole Project
A Dialogflow CX flaw called Rogue Agent highlights how conversational AI can become a cloud-isolation problem, not just a chatbot bug.
Cloud Perimeters Meet Their Blind Spot in a Dialogflow CX Trust-Boundary Break
A reported flaw in Google Cloud’s conversational agent platform raises a hard question for enterprise AI: what happens when a managed workflow can move data outside the controls meant to contain it?
Inside the Chatbot Backdoor Risk: Why a Dialogflow CX Code Block Could Become a Phishing Engine
A reported flaw in Google Cloud Dialogflow CX shows how trusted automation inside conversational AI can become a high-risk control point, not just a convenience feature.
When a Deleted Bucket Becomes a Listening Post
A cloud naming quirk can turn routine log delivery into a quiet diversion channel, making destination ownership as important as access control.
When a Deleted Bucket Becomes Someone Else’s Inbox: The Cloud Name-Reuse Trap
A reported cloud storage hijack pattern can redirect logs, telemetry, and other routed data when a deleted bucket name is later reclaimed, turning namespace hygiene into a security control.
The Cloud Trap Nobody Sees: How Old Bucket Names Can Become New Data Sinks
A storage address that looks retired can still matter if logs, telemetry, or automation keep trusting it, turning routine cleanup into a quiet diversion path.
When the Logs Go Dark: Cloud Attackers Are Turning Audit Trails Into a Target
Cloud logging is supposed to preserve evidence, but control-plane abuse can turn that evidence into the first thing an intruder tries to silence.
Vertex AI’s Quiet Trust Break: A Python SDK Flaw With AI Supply-Chain Consequences
A critical flaw in Google Cloud Vertex AI SDK for Python raises a familiar security nightmare: when an AI workflow stops trusting its own artifacts, the damage can spread far beyond one notebook or one model upload.
When the Logbook Goes Dark: Cloud Audit Trails Become the New Target
A vendor research finding points to a worrying shift in cloud attacks: instead of only stealing data, intruders may also try to weaken the telemetry defenders depend on.
Inside the New AI Power Struggle: The Control Plane Becomes the Prize
Google’s agentic push shows why enterprise AI is now less about model size and more about who governs identity, context, tool use, and audit across the stack.
When Audit Trails Become Escape Routes: The Cloud Logging Abuse Playbook
Security teams depend on cloud logs for visibility, but legitimate logging and export controls can be twisted into a concealment layer if an intruder has the right permissions.
When Audit Trails Turn into Cover Tracks in the Cloud
Cloud logging is built to expose suspicious behavior, but the same trust can make log stores and export paths attractive to stealthy exfiltration tactics.
When Cloud Hosts Become Mail Trucks: The Hidden Economy of SMTP Abuse
A reported 230-server operation tied to PCPJack shows how compromised cloud machines can be repurposed into a synchronized SMTP relay layer that blends into ordinary email traffic.