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Darktrace Advances Behavioral Security to Protect AI Agents, People and Infrastructure
Agentic SOC Autonomy: Earn It One Decision at a Time
Agents that recommend and agents that act carry different blast radii. Tammy Hawkins (ex-Intuit) on earning SOC autonomy one decision class at a time.
What the Agentic SOC Still Gets Wrong: 15 Years In
Five lessons from 15 years of handing security calls to machines — circuit breakers, unified signal, outcome metrics — and what the agentic SOC still misses.
Who Touched My GCP Project? Understanding the Principal Part in Cloud Audit Logs – Part 1
Part 1 of Mitiga's GCP forensic guide covers Cloud Audit Logs, identity types, service accounts, and impersonation to determine who accessed your GCP project.
Skyhawk Security named in the 2026 Gartner® Research: Emerging Tech: Agentic Red Teaming Will Separate Offensive Security Platform Winners and Losers
The offensive security market has spent a decade running the same play: a curated library of known attack techniques, replayed on a schedule. In Emerging Tech: Agentic Red Teaming Will Separate Offensive Security Platform Winners and Losers (13 July 2026), Gartner notes: “A new class of vendors is building autonomous adversarial agents powered by reinforcement […] The post Skyhawk Security named in the 2026 Gartner® Research: Emerging Tech: Agentic Red Teaming Will Separate Offensive Secur
Vectra AI Research Highlights a New Reality for Attack Exposure Management in AI-Powered Enterprises - Vectra AI news release
Published: Jul 21, 2026. Vectra AI Research Highlights a New Reality for Attack Exposure Management in AI-Powered Enterprises . Visit our news releases page to read more!
Nothing Was Broken. The Org Fell Anyway.
How Skyhawk’s Agentic AI Red Team took control of a production AWS organization in seconds, starting with a single low-privilege role, and without a single misconfiguration to exploit. The finding Skyhawk Security set out to test a simple question: what can an autonomous, AI-enabled attacker actually do inside a real cloud environment? So we pointed […] The post Nothing Was Broken. The Org Fell Anyway. appeared first on Skyhawk Security.
Darktrace Named a Customers’ Choice in the Gartner® Peer Insights™ for Email Security Platforms for Second Consecutive Year
Skyhawk’s AI Autonomous Attack Simulation Took Control of Company’s AWS Organization in Seconds
Skyhawk Security recently engaged with a company to evaluate their readiness to prevent AI Autonomous attacks on their AWS cloud. What we found surprised even us. The security team was confident they were doing everything right and what is so eye-opening is that to a large extent, they did. They followed best practices, their identities […] The post Skyhawk’s AI Autonomous Attack Simulation Took Control of Company’s AWS Organization in Seconds appeared first on Skyhawk Security.
Global Survey Finds 71% of Cloud Users Suffered up to Seven Malicious Account Takeovers in Last Year - Vectra AI news release
Published: Mar 16, 2021. Global Survey Finds 71% of Cloud Users Suffered up to Seven Malicious Account Takeovers in Last Year. Visit our news releases page to read more!
Vectra AI is the Only Vendor Named a Leader and Outperformer in Both GigaOm Radar Reports for Identity and Network Detection and Response - Vectra AI news release
Published: Jun 25, 2025. Vectra AI is the Only Vendor Named a Leader and Outperformer in Both GigaOm Radar Reports for Identity and Network Detection and Response . Visit our news releases page to read more!
Attackers Can Delete Logs. They Can’t Erase Runtime Truth
Most security investigations start the same way:• Alert fires• Systems get isolated• Logs are incomplete• Analysts manually rebuild timelines• Everyone asks: “What actually happened?” That’s the problem with traditional forensic workflows:They rely on reconstructing the past after attackers already tried to erase it.In modern Linux and Kubernetes environments, attackers can:delete logswipe temp filesterminate containersclear bash historyremove malware artifacts But they still can’t erase executi
Sovereign AI Stops at the Perimeter, Your Threats Don't. Spyderbat | Runtime Security & Observability
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Are you safe from third-party breeches?
Vimeo confirmed that data from over 119,000 users was stolen after attackers compromised Anodot, a third-party analytics provider connected to Vimeo’s cloud data environments. That’s the modern attack model: Attack the vendor. Inherit access to everyone connected to it.The attackers reportedly used trusted integrations to access cloud data platforms, exfiltrate large amounts of information, and pressure victims with a “pay or leak” extortion model. Traditional security tools struggle here becaus