Google and others warn that this trend will continue. If rapid AI-assisted discovery and exploitation keep accelerating, defenders cannot afford “unprioritized mass-patching” as in the […]
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Moving past autonomous exploitation to machine-speed security
Frontier AI advancements have created a world where exploitation outpaces defense. The average enterprise takes 32 to 43 days to patch, but the mean time […]
When defrost becomes sabotage: 3 OT lessons from France’s supermarket attack
An unsupported controller is a budget line, not a patch ticket Claroty’s Team82 published three flaws in the current model, the AK-SM 800A, in August, […]
The password nobody owns: Taking machines to zero standing privilege (ZSP)
Most of you will already have something like this for people, usually as just-in-time elevation through a PAM platform. Workloads tend to get there through […]
Cybersecurity is a leadership problem: Why the management model needs to catch up
That is a leadership and management requirement, not something structural separation can solve on its own. Cybersecurity may be undermanaged, not just underfunded Security spending […]
These ARE the droids you’re trying to find
There’s an old leadership fantasy that goes something like this: The CISO surveys a vast innovation estate, uncovers 11 devices doing the work of 4, […]
When building an AI-native safety program, begin with end results
Discovery design complies with the same pattern. A rule that generated beneficial signals 18 months earlier might generate mostly benign task today. New enemy methods […]