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Fallout Continues Over Leaked Claude Source Code Incident
The tension between AI developers and cybersecurity vendors is becoming increasingly apparent as new models show sudden leaps in capability - and AI firm Anthropic, for better or for worse, finds itself at the center of the drama.

Five Practical Use Cases on How AI Is Transforming SOCs for Threat Mitigation
AI is reshaping cybersecurity on both sides of the battlefield. While attackers use it to scale threats, defenders are using AI to reduce noise, accelerate investigations and improve response. This blog provides five real-world SOC use cases for mitigating threats.

Expect Fallout After Remote Access Trojan Added to Popular JavaScript NPM Package
A supply-chain attack backdoored versions of Axios, a popular JavaScript library that's present in many different software packages, to distribute a cross-platform, remote access Trojan. Identifying the full fallout from the attack could take some time, experts warned.

Why Remote Access to Industrial Operations Is the Biggest Unmanaged Risk
Remote access has become one of the largest unmanaged attack surfaces in industrial operations. Legacy VPNs and jump servers expose OT environments to serious risk. Learn how Cisco Cyber Vision's Secure Equipment Access can secure vendor and engineer access while protecting critical infrastructure.

A Disorienting Future: Rapid Pace of Change and AI Agents in the Hands of Attackers
Reflecting the current state of cybersecurity, uncertainty dominated at this year's annual RSAC Conference in San Francisco, as advances in artificial intelligence, including agentic artificial intelligence, now pose risks experts never saw coming. It's a disorientating state of affairs for all involved.

AI is accelerating cyberattacks faster than organizations can prioritize them, forcing security leaders to rethink how they define and defend against “emerging threats.” Most modern threats aren’t new, just amplified by AI, says Akamai's Brent Maynard.

UK NCSC's Richard Horne on Strengthening Cyber Defense and Incident Response
Cyber risk is rising as digital dependence grows and threat actors expand. NCSC CEO Richard Horne outlines why leaders must treat cybersecurity as mission-critical, strengthen their resilience, and align defense efforts to counter ransomware, AI-driven threats, and supply chain attacks.

TriMed Is Among Several Other Medical Device Firms Recently Attacked
A California maker of implantable orthopedic gear is the latest medical device maker in recent weeks to disclose it's been a victim of a cybersecurity incident. The disclosure of the hack on TriMed comes on the heels of an Iranian hacktivist attack on Stryker and a data theft from UFP Technologies.

Founder and CEO Eric Foster Wants to Reduce Dwell Time and Scale Engineering Teams
Tenex plans to use its $250 million Series B funding to expand its AI-driven SOC platform and hire hundreds of engineers. The company aims to improve alert coverage, automate response and reduce attacker dwell time while maintaining human oversight for complex threats.

Analysts Warn Compliance Goals May Outpace Real Security Outcomes
The Pentagon's zero trust overhaul aims to unify cyber defenses, but with a small percentage of target activities reportedly complete, persistent gaps in identity, data and governance are raising doubts about whether the 2027 deadline will deliver real security gains.

Menlo Ventures' Rama Sekhar on Securing AI Agents and Non-Human Identities
As AI evolves from assistants to autonomous agents, enterprises face a new attack surface driven by non-human identities. Rama Sekhar, partner at Menlo Ventures, explains why visibility, governance and AI-driven remediation are critical to securing this evolution.

Segura's Joe Carson on Agentic AI, Cyber Resilience and Estonia's Lessons
AI is accelerating both attackers and defenders, transforming cybersecurity into an AI-versus-AI battle. Segura's Joe Carson discusses why organizations must treat agentic AI as a force multiplier, not a replacement, and how to harness it responsibly in a future driven by autonomous agents.

Foundation Capital's Sid Trivedi on the Three Markets AI Labs Can't Easily Enter
AI labs are moving into application security, but three structural barriers define where they won't go, and that's where the next generation of durable security companies will be built, said Sid Trivedi, partner at Foundation Capital.

Netskope's Sanjay Beri on Data Risk, Agent Visibility and Enabling AI Safely
AI adoption has outrun enterprise security, leaving data exposed and controls nonexistent. Sanjay Beri, co-founder and CEO at Netskope, says the answer isn't restriction. It's visibility, context and a culture of enablement.

Car Hacking Village's Ghali on Automotive Security for AI-Driven Mobility Ecosystem
As vehicles evolve into connected, software-defined systems, cybersecurity risks now extend beyond the car itself. Kamel Ghali, vice president at Car Hacking Village, explains why threat modeling, AI safety and ecosystemwide visibility are critical in modern automotive security.

Rain Capital's Lefort on Overcapitalization and Cybersecurity's Barbell Effect
Cybersecurity funding hit all-time highs in 2025, rivaling the 2021 boom, said Sidra Ahmed Lefort, venture partner at Rain Capital. A "barbell effect" has taken hold, with capital concentrating at the earliest and latest stages while squeezing the Series cB and C middle.

Costanoa Ventures' John Cowgill on Moving From Static Analysis to Runtime Defense
Artificial intelligence-generated code is arriving faster than security teams can review it, and the risks are moving from the line level to the system level, says John Cowgill, partner at Costanoa Ventures.