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AI add-ons can automate everything from travel to banking—but are they opening backdoors to your private data? Here is what to look for before granting permissions.

AI-assisted exploit generation has compressed the CVE-to-weaponization window from weeks to hours. Patch programs built for 15–30 day cycles are structurally mismatched to that reality—and attackers are already operating inside the gap. The only viable response: architect for assumed compromise, map unpatched paths, and validate that compensating controls are actually firing.

In this episode of the Cyber Resilience Brief, we discuss how the offensive cyber landscape has dramatically shifted with the release of Anthropic's Claude Mythos and OpenAI's ChatGPT 5.5. Every CISO must understand the implications of these advancements on cybersecurity strategies. Key takeaways: Timestamps: What's your biggest challenge with adapting to these new AI capabilities?

Network security depends on clear visibility across every digital asset. In this brief demo, we will see how Corelight's new Network Performance and Asset Classification logs can be referenced when doing a threat hunt. You will learn about the logs and what information they contain. Network Performance and Asset Visibility logs are available as part of the Sensor v29.1 general availability release to customers with Sensor and Investigator Bundle licenses.

Network security depends on clear visibility across every digital asset. This detailed walkthrough covers Corelight's new Network Performance and Asset Classification logs. You will learn about these two logs, how to configure them, and how to use them during cyber investigations. Network Performance and Asset Visibility logs are available as part of the Sensor v29.1 general availability release to customers with Sensor and Investigator Bundle licenses.

AI built exploits and AI driven defence are now colliding in the same battlefield, which changes cyber conflict at machine speed. The new argument is simple, if attackers already use AI offensively, defenders need AI native defence to keep up.

AI used to be something security vendors built into their own products. Now OpenAI is going direct, positioning itself as the layer that security runs on. Welcome to Razorwire, the podcast where we share our take on the world of cybersecurity with direct, practical advice for professionals and business owners alike. I'm Jim and in this episode, I'm joined again by Jon Care, Head of the AI Practice at KuppingerCole, to unpack OpenAI's launch of Daybreak.

As adversaries use Frontier AI to discover, chain, and exploit vulnerabilities faster, security teams need to understand what is exploitable, where they are exposed, and how to reduce risk before attackers act. In this demo, see how Falcon Exposure Management helps teams operationalize CTEM across the attack surface. The walkthrough highlights continuous visibility across internal and external exposures, network vulnerabilities, applications, browser extensions, AI inventory, and attack paths.

For the first time ever, host and former lead cybersecurity and digital espionage reporter for The New York Times Nicole Perlroth partners with a team of private investigators as they infiltrate a North Korean worker cell.