Top GenAI security resources — April 2026
Explore 19 resources covering the massive LiteLLM supply chain compromise, 128K+ context window poisoning, compound RAG database exploits, and the latest defense approaches for April 2026.
Explore 19 resources covering the massive LiteLLM supply chain compromise, 128K+ context window poisoning, compound RAG database exploits, and the latest defense approaches for April 2026.
Our April 2026 MCP resources digest highlights the latest vulnerability research and practical defenses. Discover how to audit MCP servers and lock down your AI infrastructure today.
Our April 2026 digest breaks down critical security issues like privilege escalation flaws in OpenClaw and the hijacking of Chrome’s Gemini Live assistant. Explore 34 essential resources to help you secure your autonomous digital workforce.
OpenClaw proved high-agency AI works, but banning it won’t stop shadow AI or close the competitive gap. Here’s the enterprise security strategy you need instead.
AI guardrails block known threats — but four attack patterns consistently bypass them. See what AI red teaming finds that guardrails miss, and why both belong in your agentic AI security program.
March’s GenAI security digest highlights a shift toward industrial-scale AI exploitation and systemic manipulation. Explore 22 resources covering real life distillation attacks, AI recommendation poisoning, new exploits like “Large Language Lobotomy,” and the latest defense architectures for GenAI.
Explore the top MCP security resources for March 2026, including critical vulnerabilities in Anthropic DXT and emerging attack vectors like API budget drains via overthinking.
Our March 2026 digest analyzes notable Agentic AI security developments, including critical OpenClaw and GitHub Copilot vulnerabilities, offering 27 essential resources, frameworks, and tools to help CISOs and security engineers defend this new attack surface.
OpenClaw AI agents sit on top of your files, credentials, and inbox. Here’s what the threat model looks like, and what SecureClaw does about it — explained for engineers and executives alike.