Mid-market enterprises must weigh the low total cost of ownership of open-source SIEM systems against the comprehensive support and integration capabilities of commercial solutions.
The effective access of AI agents is not determined by IAM permissions alone, but by the interplay with firewall rules, cloud policies and microsegmentation — a policy governance task that most organizations systematically underestimate.
Three misconfigurations in Active Directory enable domain takeovers without exploits and are a more common attack vector than technical vulnerabilities.
Klue Battlecards is the third compromised Salesforce-integrated app through which customer data has been stolen; victims include cybersecurity firm Huntress.
Three chained bugs in Microsoft 365 Copilot allowed attackers to exfiltrate corporate data via a legitimate microsoft.com link, as traditional anti-phishing filters did not block legitimate sources.
Attackers systematically exploit AI branding in social engineering campaigns to manipulate employees — the attack vector is shifting from technical to behavioral vulnerabilities.
Five security vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s OpenClaw framework were disclosed simultaneously with the Scout announcement and require immediate security analysis before enterprise deployments.
While billions flow into AI-SOC platforms and agent-based tools, only 10% of SOCs report self-assessed “excellent” results — a sign of lacking maturity and unmet expectations.
