The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 39 (2026)
Ryuk access broker heads to prison, TraderTraitor backdoors surface on victim with no crypto ties, and one operator's AI agents skim 600K credit cards.
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Building Agents Backwards from Evaluation
Learn why building reliable AI security agents requires co-designing modular system architectures alongside rigorous, domain-expert evaluation suites.
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Bring Your Own Vulnerable Device: The EDR Killer Economy
Discover how Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) tactics evolved from lone-operator tricks into a commercialized, tiered EDR-killer service economy.
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SentinelOne and NVIDIA: Governing AI From Silicon to Runtime
Read why effective AI governance demands tamperproof, hardware-rooted security controls that autonomous agents cannot reach, bypass, or rewrite at runtime.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 38 (2026)
U.S. law enforcement extradites Black Axe leaders, emerging AI safety risks concern Frontier AI leaders, and autonomous OpenAI agents deploy proxy relays.
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Why the SOC Can't Run on Vibes
Evaluate the buy, build-with, and DIY spectrum for AI in the SOC to balance operational control with ongoing maintenance needs.
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The SOC Just Gained a Capability It Never Had
Agentic investigation is the shift your SOC could never staff. Here is how the always-on AI, the evolved analyst, and the expert on call now fit together.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 35 (2026)
Authorities disrupt global cybercrime rings, attackers abuse DocuSign in NovaCookies phishing, and Spark RAT targets Cambodia with vulnerable drivers.
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Edge Infrastructure Under Siege: What Two Independent Datasets Reveal About Who's Exploiting Your Perimeter
A new joint study by Tenable and SentinelOne reveals how state and criminal groups converge on the same vulnerable edge infrastructure.
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The Path to the Autonomous SOC: The Early Returns of AI & What It Means for Cybersecurity
Discover how early-stage AI yields rapid SOC returns, driving platform consolidation and reducing analyst burnout in this blog post.
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