A10 announced its Q3 2026 earnings results on November 5.
See the full results at the link: bit.ly/4iyjrx5
CHARGEN dates to 1983, and QOTD is even older, yet both appeared in a recent campaign that hit one Netherlands subnet with 11 amplification vectors.
Auditing for forgotten UDP services is no longer optional.
Learn more: bit.ly/4oPNmDU
AI is reshaping how applications are developed, delivered, and scaled, and the teams adapting fastest are keeping control while they accelerate.
A10's Jamison Utter and Redmond Magazine's John K. Waters share how. ▶️ bit.ly/4ejVxoJ
APIs now account for over 80% of web traffic and have become the primary attack surface.
A recent industry report confirms that the market is heading toward platform-based security, battle-tested ML, and deeper API controls. 📈
Explore the trends: bit.ly/4nA4nkD
Attackers probe object IDs and harvest data they were never meant to access. BOLA is the #1 API security risk in the OWASP API Security Top 10.
A10's Carlo Alpuerto and Randy Franklin Smith of Monterey Technology Group show how to stop it. ▶️ bit.ly/429nmss
Is your AI gateway doing enough? Learn how next-gen gateways centralize governance, route requests to the right model, and control token spend across every team and LLM provider.
Download the white paper: bit.ly/4zn6VI8
A model can refuse an unsafe request and still sit inside an unsafe application.
Securing AI agents takes five controls around the model: guardrails, tool access, discovery, kill switches, and red teaming.
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Pen testing isn't enough for AI. Red teaming tests how an LLM interprets context and where its decision boundaries lie, so it can't be pushed into unauthorized actions or data leaks. youtube.com/watch?v=3PvBe8V8…
When a PHP vulnerability emerged on October 21, ThreatX had a blocking rule live 14 minutes after public disclosure. Attackers don't wait for patch windows. Neither should your defense. 🛡️ bit.ly/4k7hwlR
🚀 A10 Spotlight Session: Securing Enterprise AI – From Red Teaming to Runtime Protection
IANS Virtual Forum | November 10, 2026
• TrojAI Detect: How to uncover hidden vulnerabilities using automated AI red teaming
Register at the link: bit.ly/4BquSj7
Modern AI attacks unfold through multi-turn conversations, not single prompts.
Static testing misses the most critical risks. ❌
TrojAI Detect by A10 Networks uses agent-led red teaming to surface those risks and map findings before deployment.
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As agents act, your attack surface expands. AI security goes beyond the prompt. Teams need to know every tool and verify every change. Test before launch and defend at runtime.
Learn more: bit.ly/3WduVib
Risk in AI systems emerges at the seams, in how components are composed, orchestrated, and exposed.
Agentic AI has made those seams more consequential than ever.
Read how AI red teaming has evolved to match the new reality: bit.ly/4h6yM8V
A summarization agent and a financial transaction agent carry completely different blast radii.
Applying the same security controls to both creates overhead in one place and leaves the other exposed.
Here's how to tier controls based on risk. ▶️ youtube.com/shorts/pSF_V6qER…
Three cities. New connections. More opportunities to collaborate. 🤝
A10 joined 100+ guests at ATI's 2026 Appreciation Night in Cebu on October 16, capping our first run across Davao, Cebu, and Manila. Thanks to ATI and Netpolean Philippines!
🎬 Cebu highlights below.
Ready to secure enterprise AI?
Join A10's Stan Petley at the IANS Virtual Forum on November 10 to see how TrojAI Detect and TrojAI Defend connect red teaming to runtime protection. 🚀
Register: bit.ly/4BquSj7
Most AI gateways forward requests.
The A10 AI Gateway evaluates complexity, identity, and budget before routing each one to the most appropriate model. 🤖
Managing AI is now as important as deploying it.
Read more: bit.ly/45cscXz
Safety-aligned AI models resist participating in the research designed to keep them safe.
Model abliteration creates cooperative red-teaming models that generate attack scenarios that unmodified models refuse to produce.
Learn more: bit.ly/4yS8cWO
As MCP connects agents to tools and data, risk shifts to the action sequences they follow. Prompt injection, tool poisoning, and multi-step data exposure need new defenses.
Traditional AppSec isn't enough. Govern the agent loop.
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