Avertium reported that Anthropic logged out an unspecified number of Claude users after discovering that threat actors had hijacked active sessions, gained access to accounts, and used their available service credits.
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Anthropic logged out an unspecified number of Claude users after discovering that threat actors had hijacked active sessions, gained access to accounts, and used their a…
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Avertium
Avertium is an AI security and compliance leader, delivering solutions to mid-market and enterprise customers.
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Knoxville, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Avertium
Avertium is an AI security and compliance leader, delivering comprehensive solutions to mid-market and enterprise customers. Our unique “Assess, Design, Protect” approach addresses and improves security strategy, reduces attack surface risk, strengthens compliance, and provides continuous threat protection. Avertium maximizes customer security investments and enables customers to focus on growth, innovation, and business outcomes, while assuring that their security infrastructure is resilient and adaptive to evolving threats. That’s why customers trust Avertium to deliver better security, improved compliance, and greater ROI. Avertium is led by Vicente Velez, a security industry veteran, who has previously held executive leadership roles at a variety of successful technology-enabled businesses. For more information and career opportunities, visit https://www.avertium.com/.
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Avertium published a six-part blog series on AI agents, identity, and compliance scope, with post 03 titled When AI Agents Pull Themselves Into Scope.
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Avertium employee Sarah Clarke is presenting at the PCI North America Community Meeting on AI-driven continuous PCI scope assessment on the 17th.
Research & Knowledge
Avertium published thought leadership from Carlos Cañedo on why the cost of inaction may be your greatest cyber risk.
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