Psycray

05/28/2026

Thank you for sharing this video from CrowdStrike, Justin Nelson.

Indirect prompt injection is something we all need to be cautious of as business leaders who work with AI and security.

Technologies such as Falcon AIDR can help us spot potential data leaks, which is crucial for maintaining trust with customers.

See how attackers can exploit AI agents like OpenClaw using hidden prompt injection techniques—and how CrowdStrike Falcon AIDR stops them in real time.In thi...

05/27/2026

At Psycray, we tend to use AI agents for workflow automation and customer support - whether that's running email triage systems or 24/7 customer chatbots.

But we want to hear from you. Where do you use AI agents first? Let us know in the comments below.

05/26/2026

Thank you for mapping this AI cybersecurity learning path out, Lucas Palma!

We think this is beneficial for any cybersecurity professional looking to safeguard their technology on all fronts, from the basics all the way to the high-level control and governance techniques.

This course would be invaluable for anyone looking to strengthen their cybersecurity skills in the rapidly growing area of AI.

05/21/2026

Good insights, Matt Reinsch.

In order to ask ourselves the correct questions about AI agents, we need to understand that they are fundamentally autonomous.

Without that base knowledge, we may not be approaching agents from an accurate angle.

Keeping in mind that agents are self-sufficient, we can work with that principle to find the solutions we're looking for.

05/20/2026

We agree, Luke Buhe.

Strong security is the foundation for an effective AI agent.

As you emphasized, just as we would debug code, it's equally as important to debug our agents to ensure maximum protection.

05/19/2026

This is important to note, SWOCTS.

While AI can improve cybersecurity, its advancements are also unfortunately helping bad actors with phishing, malware attacks, and more.

To keep your information protected, data integrity, proper implementation, and human oversight will be necessary, as you explained.

05/14/2026

Matt Vaught, Thank you for sharing these insights!

59% of 279 security leaders are adopting AI; however, 33% of them feel like security data is fragmented, and 30% report limited automation.

If you feel similarly about your security and AI practices, you’re not alone. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to get organized and up-to-date on AI security measures.

With our expertise in data cleaning and automation, we can help you get back on track. For instance, we helped SquareStack revamp their website and add security features, such as a Single-Sign-On security protocol.

We can help you with your security, too. Feel free to message us if interested.

05/13/2026

Great post, Solutionsloft.

AI agents work best when integrated with existing architecture.

With our clients, we like to take the materials they already have - website content, analytics, training documents, etc. - and feed those to agents so they can accelerate tasks.

If an agentic solution is up your alley, feel free to message us!

05/12/2026

This is a good point, Nichola Hall.

With its pattern detection capabilities and efficient thinking, AI can support security by answering questions and working with humans for more complex matters.

Ultimately, this will contribute to faster resolution times and enhanced customer support.

05/07/2026

This is good news, Gabriela Gradden!

The sooner we can catch cybersecurity issues, the better, and that's the power AI can bring to the table: detecting patterns and anomalies before we even think of them.

05/06/2026

This is a fascinating poll. Which area do you think agents will have the greatest impact: 24/7 support, automated onboarding journeys, real-time pipelines, or personalized delivery?

Vote and let us know in the comments below!