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Name: Spry Squared, Inc.
Address: Colorado Springs, CO, US
Telephone: +17207247730

05/21/2026

Agentic AI is transforming operations but are you prepared for the risks?
A joint cybersecurity alert based on joint guidance from global cybersecurity leaders including CISA, NSA, and Australia’s ACSC highlighting the risks of agentic AI and best practices for securing these powerful, autonomous systems.

Autonomous AI systems are rapidly becoming core to critical infrastructure, defense, and enterprise operations. Known as agentic AI, these systems don’t just generate insights, they act, decide, and execute tasks on your behalf. The opportunity is massive. But so is the risk.
Agentic AI Can:
Automate repetitive, low-value tasks
Increase operational efficiency
Enable faster, smarter decision-making
But without proper controls, these benefits can quickly turn into vulnerabilities.

The Hidden Risks
As agentic AI integrates deeper into systems, organizations face new threats:
-Over-privileged access that can be exploited
-Expanded attack surfaces through tools and integrations
-Unpredictable behaviors and goal misalignment
-Prompt injection and cyber manipulation
-Limited visibility and accountability across autonomous actions

In short, the more autonomy you give AI, the greater the potential impact of failure or compromise.

Secure by Design - The Only Way Forward:
Agentic AI must be deployed with security at its core. To stay ahead, organizations should:
-Limit AI to low-risk, non-sensitive tasks
-Apply least privilege access at every level
-Implement human-in-the-loop controls for critical decisions
-Continuously monitor, test, and validate AI behavior
-Use layered security and Zero Trust principles

Agentic AI isn’t just another tool; it’s a force multiplier. And like any powerful system, it demands careful governance. To minimize risk organizations should:
-Deploy incrementally
-Prioritize resilience and reversibility
-Integrate AI security into existing cybersecurity frameworks

The Bottom Line:
Agentic AI can transform your business, but only if it’s secure, controlled, and aligned with your risk posture.

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https://sprysquared.com/cisa-alert-securing-the-rise-of-agentic-ai-opportunites-risks-and-best-practices/

05/04/2026

When most people picture a cyberattack, they imagine hackers overseas attacking companies head‑on.
That’s no longer how many modern attacks work.
According to a recent advisory from the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), along with international partners, attackers linked to China are increasingly hiding their activity behind everyday internet‑connected devices the same kinds used in homes and small offices every day. That includes routers, Wi‑Fi equipment, cameras, network storage devices, and other IoT devices. And for small and home‑based businesses, this matters more than you may realize.

How these attacks stay hidden:
Instead of breaking into a single target, attackers compromise thousands of poorly secured devices and link them together into secret networks. These devices then relay malicious traffic for them, making attacks quietly pass through normal homes and small businesses. Most owners never see alerts, slowdowns, or warning signs. Small and home businesses are especially vulnerable because they often use outdated equipment, delay updates, or don’t monitor network activity. You may not even know your internet connection is being misused.

Why this matters - Even if your data isn’t targeted:

-Your network could be used to attack others
-Your IP address could be blocked by banks or partners
-Future attacks could spread into your systems

Simple steps to reduce risk:

-Replace old routers (especially 5–6+ years old or unsupported)
-Turn on automatic updates for all connected devices
-Change default passwords
-Use multi‑factor authentication (MFA)
-Remove unused devices or software

Rule of thumb: If it connects to the internet and hasn’t been updated recently, it’s a risk.

Good security isn’t complicated; it’s basic digital hygiene. Small steps now can prevent big problems later.

READ OUR FULL BLOG HERE: https://sprysquared.com/cisa-alert-defending-china-nexus-network-of-compromised-devices-for-small-businesses/

https://sprysquared.com/cisa-alert-defending-china-nexus-network-of-compromised-devices-for-small-businesses/

01/16/2026

2025 Exposed the Cracks. 2026 Will Test Every Organization’s Cyber Resilience.
Across healthcare, finance, manufacturing, telecom, and even city infrastructure, 2025 showed how quickly cyber threats are evolving. Attacks became more sophisticated, more invisible, and more deeply embedded in the systems we rely on every day. As we move into 2026, attackers are shifting deeper into firmware, leaning heavily on AI, and targeting the technologies that keep society functioning.
What 2025 Taught Us:
• Firmware supply chain attacks hit multiple vendors, proving the real battleground is now below the operating system.
• Healthcare ransomware reached catastrophic levels, shutting down hospitals and disrupting national care networks.
• AI generated phishing became nearly impossible to distinguish from legitimate communication.
• Banking APIs emerged as a major weak point as open banking adoption outpaced security.
• Smart city systems were disrupted, causing gridlock and emergency delays.
• Cloud misconfigurations continued to expose millions of records.
• Deepfake CEO fraud cost companies millions.
• Zero day browser exploits fueled global spyware campaigns.
• Manufacturing OT attacks halted production lines.
• Telecom weaknesses enabled large scale interception of SMS authentication codes.
2025 made one thing clear: the attack surface is expanding faster than defenses.
What 2026 Will Bring:
• Firmware and hardware attacks will become mainstream as attackers target UEFI, BMC, SSD controllers, and vendor update channels.
• Healthcare will face its worst ransomware year yet, with medical IoT and imaging systems in the crosshairs.
• AI driven social engineering—deepfake video, voice cloning, and synthetic documents—will make verification extremely difficult.
• Financial API exploits will become the new bank robbery as attackers automate authentication and authorization abuse.
• Smart city attacks will cause real world disruption and extortion.
• Cloud misconfigurations will continue driving mega breaches, especially targeting AI training data and logs.
• Deepfake fraud losses will exceed $1B as attackers spoof entire virtual meetings.
• Zero day exploits will increasingly come from commercial spyware vendors.
• OT attacks will grow more destructive, targeting PLC logic and robotics.
• Telecom infrastructure will remain a prime target, undermining authentication flows.
The Bottom Line:
Cyberattacks are shifting from loud and disruptive to silent and deeply embedded. From firmware implants to AI driven deception, from smart city outages to telecom interception, the threats of 2026 will hit deeper than most organizations are prepared for.
2025 showed us the cracks. 2026 will show us what happens if we don’t fix them.

Read the full blog here: https://sprysquared.com/the-cybersecurity-crosswroads-what-2025-taught-us-and-what-2026-will-demand/

12/23/2025

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May the season bring you peace, joy, and a wonderful start to the year ahead!

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