Why are frontier AI models a threat to my organization’s security?
Frontier AI vs. SOC: Mastering Autonomous Defense
As frontier AI models demonstrate the ability to compress years of vulnerability research into hours, the window for traditional defense is closing. This briefing explores how frontier models can uncover decades-old zero-day vulnerabilities and automate complex exploit chaining across core infrastructure. Learn why SOCs must pivot to autonomous SecOps and real-time response to survive an era where advanced nation-state capabilities are becoming commonplace.
Read the blogWhat are the latest tactics, techniques and procedures that cybercrime groups are using that I should be aware of?
Unmasking Boggy Serpens: The AI-Powered Evolution of Cyber Espionage
Get the inside scoop on how Boggy Serpens is using GenAI and Rust-based malware to hijack "trusted" accounts and bypass traditional security. You'll learn how to close the gaps in your defense by connecting the dots between email, endpoint and network data to stop these high-speed, identity-driven attacks.
Read the blogCan I catch an exploit before it’s known to the public?
Intercepting the ToolShell Zero-Day Before the Headlines
Go behind the scenes of a pre-disclosure discovery to see how threat hunters identified a critical Remote Code Execution chain targeting Sharepoint servers 24 hours before the CVE was released.
How do I detect a silent persistent threat with no malicious activity?
The Detection Nightmare: Years Pass Without a Move
Explore the economy of "access brokers" who maintain dormant network footholds for years, and learn why detecting these silent threats requires analyzing statistical anomalies and process deviations rather than waiting for malicious execution.
Can I stop a software supply chain attack hidden in a business tool?
The 3CX Supply Chain Attack: When Trusted Software Turns Malicious
Go inside the Lazarus Group’s attack methodology to understand how they weaponized a legitimate application, and why analyzing software behavior—not just digital signatures—is the only way to stop supply chain attacks before they are disclosed.
