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In this video, learn how to set up and use GitGuardian’s new MCP (Model Context Protocol) server to bring secrets security and Non-Human Identity (NHI) governance directly into your AI-powered IDE, like Cursor or Claude Desktop. GitGuardian Developer Advocate Dwayne McDaniel shows how to install the MCP server and run real use cases—like scanning for secrets, listing incidents, and creating honeytokens—all from inside your coding environment. Ready to embed security where code is written?

Check out the full episode on our channel for more details about PipeMagic and other cybersecurity stories from this week's Intel Chat.

Traditional AI integrations force you to choose between convenience and control. Our approach gives you both. LimaCharlie's MCP server makes connecting AI agents to your security infrastructure both simple and secure. The Process: Generate API keys with precise permissions One command connects Claude Code to your org Query live security data with natural language Key Features: The result: AI agents that work within your security boundaries while providing instant access to live infrastructure data.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Cloudflare’s Red Team with Dan Jones — a Senior Security Engineer who thinks like an attacker to strengthen defenses. In this preview of his Cloudflare Connect 2025 talk, Dan shares how offensive security helps protect millions of Internet properties.

API abuse isn’t just a security risk it can hit your bottom line. In this clip, Wallarm and Oracle experts explain how attackers and even legitimate users can trigger costly API calls, drive up cloud bills, or abuse third-party integrations. Learn why monitoring, rate limiting, and cost controls are critical to protecting both your security and your budget.

IT Pros: if you're feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of IT tools, you're not alone. JumpCloud's new report found IT teams use an average of 9.3 tools for core functions. But this 'tool sprawl' isn't just an annoyance. 74% of IT pros say it adds complexity, and the top challenge? Security gaps, cited by 56%.