Prevention-first thinking for the AI era
Threat analysis, field intelligence, and commentary on the AI attack class — from the team building prevention-first defense for how the enterprise actually uses AI.
Sysdig documented the first ransomware campaign driven end-to-end by an LLM — self-correcting in 31 seconds. Here's why machine-speed autonomy demands predictive prevention, not faster response.
Read more →Vulnerability exploitation is now the #1 way breaches begin, and AI is accelerating everything. Here's what CISOs need to do next.
Read more →Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's Daybreak find vulnerabilities at scale. Neither closes the gap between disclosure and deployment — here's what does.
Read more →A targeted supply-chain attack on LiteLLM stole an estimated 500,000 credentials in under six hours — while most relied on tools that only report what already happened.
Read more →OpenAI just admitted what we already knew: AI browsers are fundamentally broken — and detection alone can't save you. Prevention is the only answer.
Read more →Legacy security was built for a slower threat: detect, alert, investigate, respond — a cycle designed when humans had time to think. That era is over.
Read more →The race to adopt agentic AI is accelerating. Are we truly weighing the long-term consequences — or, like Pandora, letting curiosity override caution?
Read more →In the next 12–24 months, autonomous AI agents will operate at scale. The core question: who — or what — is truly acting on your organization's behalf?
Read more →There is clear evidence that advanced AI systems can behave unpredictably — models have deceived, blackmailed, or taken unauthorized actions.
Read more →Detection-and-response isn't a strategy for the AI era. What's missing is prevention at machine speed: predictive, adaptive, AI-native protection.
Read more →2025 tested us — it challenged our assumptions and demanded we earn every inch of progress. 2026 is the year we prove what threat prevention can accomplish.
Read more →Anthropic's disruption of a Chinese state-sponsored, AI-orchestrated cyber-espionage campaign signals a major evolution in how threat actors leverage AI.
Read more →By providing the technical backbone for 'Secure by Design' AI, Salience Cyber helps organizations move from theoretical safety to operational security.
Read more →The proliferation of AI brings not just possibilities, but a spectrum of new threats and risks every organization should take seriously.
Read more →Concentration of talent and capability directly shapes technological trajectory and strategic advantage — and for cybersecurity, this matters profoundly.
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