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Cyber Risk and Incident Response: A Growing Priority Across Industries

Cyber risk has become a dominant priority for organisations across nearly every sector. As the severity and velocity of the threat landscape and technological change continue to accelerate, organisations are under increasing pressure to ensure they can keep pace and recover quickly in the aftermath of a cyber event. A core focus for many organisations is strengthening their incident response capability: how effectively the business can react and recover when an attack occurs.

Intel Chat: Claude models reached real systems, an AI safety resignation & ShieldCrash [347]

Intel Chat with Matt Bromiley and Chris Luft. Stories covered: Chapters: The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast — a podcast about cybersecurity and the people that keep the internet safe. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe wherever you listen.

Top 3 Autonomous Pentesting Platforms in 2026 (Astra, XBOW, NodeZero)

3 companies are using AI agents to run pentests continuously instead of waiting six weeks for a report. This video breaks down what Astra Security, XBOW, and NodeZero each actually do, and who they're built for. Timestamp: GO DEEPER TOOLS MENTIONED Only test systems you own or have explicit permission to test. AI doesn't change that rule. This is Astra's channel — XBOW and NodeZero are described from public documentation, no commercial relationship, not sponsored.

From Agreement to Action: What's Actually Stopping Us?

Over the course of this series, I’ve laid out the case for a fundamentally different security operating model — one built around Outcome, Judgment, and Execution layers, where AI handles the execution at machine speed, and humans focus on the decisions that actually need them. I’ve argued that the CISO’s role is changing, that human-centric security no longer scales, and that the org chart needs to reflect where AI fits on the team.

"Eye" spy: Cyclops Blink returns with extended capabilities

In August 2026, Counter Threat Unit (CTU) researchers analyzed a malicious 64-bit Linux executable named timezone_check that was discovered on multiple compromised Cisco Firewall Management Center (FMC) devices. The sophisticated modular implant provides persistent remote access to a compromised Linux system.