About
cybersecurity.guru
A practical publication on the security of AI agents and the systems that use them, with the baseline security every team adopting AI needs.
Who it is for
Security engineers and CISOs bringing AI agents into their companies, and the developers who build and ship them. We assume you know security; we do not assume you have time.
What we publish
Not news rewrites. Attack breakdowns, checklists, tool comparisons and reproducible examples, each written so you can act on it.
- AI agent and LLM security
- Prompt injection, agent tools, MCP, guardrails. About half of what we publish.
- Protecting AI infrastructure
- Cloud, APIs, secrets and the model supply chain.
- AI-powered threats
- Deepfakes, phishing and automated attacks.
- Security basics for AI teams
- The hygiene every team adopting AI needs first.
How we work
- Defense first. Every piece explains an attack in order to stop it. We do not publish working exploits, cracks or account-takeover instructions.
- Facts checked against their sources. We track facts that change, such as versions and prices, and re-check them against their sources. Each article shows the date its facts were last checked.
- Sponsored content is always labeled. Anything paid for carries a Sponsored label, on the page and in every listing.
- Reviews are never sold. Advertisers and partners cannot buy, preview or change an editorial review.
Who writes it
Articles are published under the editorial byline. Each one lists its sources and the date its facts were last checked.
Contact
Corrections, tips and responsible disclosure: contact@cybersecurity.guru. Advertising inquiries go to the same address; advertising never buys editorial coverage.