Expert Talks

By Brian Hussey, Senior Vice President of Howler Cell Threat Services at Cyderes  Cyber espionage campaigns are designed to succeed long before malware is even deployed. They often begin with sophisticated tactics such as social engineering and spear phishing, using trusted identities, timely events or convincing documents...

During the first publicly documented agent-driven intrusion, the defenders tried to analyze the attack with commercial AI models and were refused. The attacker was operating under no usage policy at all. By Brad LaPorte The most quietly alarming sentence in the Hugging...

Written By Alfredo Hickman, CISO, Kai  Artificial intelligence is evolving so rapidly that keeping up can feel daunting. New models, capabilities, and attack vectors seem to emerge almost daily, pressuring CISOs to constantly adjust their security strategies. Security leaders have recognized that...

AI has a role to play in Security Operations Centre (SOC) environments. According to EY, the number of senior security leaders dedicating at least a quarter of their cybersecurity budget to AI solutions for cybersecurity is expected to rise in the...

The current conflict between the United States and Iran has become a case study in how asymmetric warfare and coalition building are reshaping the cyber and geopolitical dimensions of modern conflict. Following the United States and Israel’s joint military...

By Harry Varatharasan, Chief Product Officer, ComplyCube Meta's Muse Image tool briefly showed just how little it now takes to manufacture a convincing likeness of someone. For a few days in July, tagging a public Instagram handle was enough to...

New research finds that modern AI coding models frequently generate insecure code that exposes AI-generated applications to denial-of-service attacks, hardcoded secrets and authorization failures. The rapid adoption of AI coding assistants has transformed software development, enabling developers to generate production-ready...

Byline: Nikola PetrovicAccelerating Attacks. Our Detection Processes Are Still Running on Human Time. In one of my previous roles, I regularly dealt with incident reports. Most of them arrived ex post. An incident happened, the immediate issue was handled, and a...

Written by Padmanabham Venkiteela — a trusted advocate for responsible enterprise AI and secure, accountable technology transformation. Introduction Cybersecurity systems rarely fail because organizations lack security products. More often, they fail because security capabilities are expanded without a coherent architecture, effective...

By Vinod Kumar Cybersecurity and AI-governance leader focused on continuous assurance, third-party trust, and accountable technology transformation Introduction Passing an audit can create a dangerous sense of security. An organization may possess a certification, an approved assessment, or a completed compliance review...