Insights on AI security, compliance, and threat intelligence from the SentinelNexus team.
Engineering2026-08-11· 5 min
From Prototype to Production: Wiring up the OpenRouter API for Live Red Teaming
How we stripped out mock states and wired our autonomous agents to live OpenRouter LLM streams in under a day, bringing 10x speeds to our Red Team and Blue Team simulations.
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Product2026-08-08· 4 min
Announcing Automated Billing & Subscription Dashboards
We're excited to launch fully automated subscriptions via PayU. You can now manage your tier, upgrade to Pro, and track your risk engine limits directly from the new Subscription Dashboard.
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Engineering2026-04-28· 8 min
How CVSS v3.1 Scoring Works for AI Security Findings
A deep dive into how SentinelNexus implements IEEE-precise CVSS v3.1 base scoring for every finding, including attack vector analysis and scope change calculations.
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Threat Intel2026-04-15· 12 min
Prompt Injection: The #1 AI Security Threat in 2026
We analyzed 10,000+ prompt injection attempts across our platform. Here's what we found about DAN-style jailbreaks, system prompt leakage, and multi-turn attack chains.
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Engineering2026-04-01· 10 min
Building a Production-Grade OAuth Flow with FastAPI
How we built secure Google OAuth with httpOnly JWT cookies, refresh token rotation via Redis, and a NextAuth session bridge for seamless frontend auth.
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Security2026-03-20· 6 min
Secrets in Code: Why Static Analysis Still Matters
Despite Secret Manager adoption, 73% of repos we scan still contain at least one hardcoded credential. Here's how our 120+ SAST rules catch them.
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Compliance2026-03-10· 9 min
GDPR and the AI Act: What Developers Need to Know
A practical guide to meeting GDPR and EU AI Act requirements when building LLM-powered applications, with SentinelNexus evidence trail examples.
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Engineering2026-02-28· 5 min
Deduplicating Security Findings at Scale
How we use SHA-256 fingerprinting with normalized evidence to prevent phantom duplicates across thousands of scans.
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