EDR Was Supposed to Be Your Last Line of Defense — Not the Only One
Whether you use CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne, or another EDR, your endpoint agent carries jobs the rest of your security stack was supposed to handle.
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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!
Guidance for Modern DNS Architecture Foundations
Modern DNS architecture starts with the right foundations. Discover how role separation, resolver tiering, Anycast, and hybrid multicloud design can improve DNS resilience, scalability, and control. The post Guidance for Modern DNS Architecture Foundations appeared first on EfficientIP.
Tapirs, Trainings, and Team Dinners: My First Kentik Meetup
Gavin joined Kentik's People Ops team less than a year ago, so when April brought his first team offsite and his first HR conference in San Diego, it was a lot of firsts at once. He writes about meeting his colleagues face to face for the first time, what he took away from HRA 26, and his new appreciation for tapirs.
When Local Blocks Go Global: The India-Telegram BGP Incident
Yesterday's leak of a BGP hijack intended to block Telegram in India is the latest routing mishap best described as *intentional, but also accidental* — a pattern dating back to Pakistan Telecom's infamous hijack of YouTube in 2008, in which a domestic block escaped containment and disrupted the service worldwide.
Cisco Live 2026: The Agentic Era Is Here and Your Network Is Already Behind
By Adam Howarth, Data Scientist and Field Engineer at Plixer Cisco Live 2026 was not a conference about what’s coming. It was a conference about what’s already happening and whether your infrastructure is built to handle it. Autonomous AI agents are running in production environments right now, and the network architectures most enterprises have in place were not designed for what those agents generate. Cisco used... Read more » The post Cisco Live 2026: The Agentic Era Is Here and Your Net
How to Monitor and Investigate AI Agent Network Traffic
By Adam Howarth, Data Scientist and Field Engineer at Plixer  Monitoring agentic network traffic requires different baselines, different thresholds, and a different investigation workflow than anything enterprise networks have needed before. AI agents don’t generate traffic the way humans do, and the tools calibrated against human patterns will either miss what matters or bury it in noise.  This guide walks through what agentic traffic actually looks... Read more » The post How to
WireX Systems and Brown & Brown Launch Executive Cyber Risk Program Focused on Quantum Exposure, AI-Generated Vulnerabilities, and Machine-Speed Exploitation
June 15 2026 | The next major breach may have already happened. Adversaries are harvesting encrypted data today with the expectation that quantum computing will unlock it tomorrow. The post WireX Systems and Brown & Brown Launch Executive Cyber Risk Program Focused on Quantum Exposure, AI-Generated Vulnerabilities, and Machine-Speed Exploitation appeared first on WireX.
Monadnock Community Hospital Strengthens Cyber Resilience Under CEO Richard Scheinblum’s Leadership with Deployment of WireX Platform
June 12 2026 | Rural healthcare leader adopts advanced cyber investigation capabilities to accelerate incident response, improve visibility, and reduce organizational risk. The post Monadnock Community Hospital Strengthens Cyber Resilience Under CEO Richard Scheinblum’s Leadership with Deployment of WireX Platform appeared first on WireX.
Can Your Cybersecurity Strategy Survive the Age of AI-Enabled Attacks?
Security teams are facing a challenging new reality: the detection-and-response approach to cyber threats was built for a different era. Yet most organizations are still relying upon this dated cybersecurity model. Gartner has reported that conventional detection and response limitations will transform IT security, and projects that by 2030, 50% of spending will shift to preemptive security due to the changes to the threat landscape in the AI era.
Darktrace Finds More Than 80% of Professional Sports Organizations Impacted by Cyber Incidents in the last 12 Months as AI Raises the Cybersecurity Stakes
The Proof Gap: When You Have to Learn What Was Taken From the Attacker
June 8 2026 | The Canvas breach highlights the growing Proof Gap: the challenge of proving what data attackers accessed after an intrusion. Learn why evidence matters more than detection. The post The Proof Gap: When You Have to Learn What Was Taken From the Attacker appeared first on WireX.
Cybersecurity Hygiene: 10 Essential Habits Every Employee Should Know
5 min read · For everyone, not just the tech team Cybersecurity isn’t just a “tech problem.” It’s more like office hygiene, except instead of washing your hands, you’re securing your emails, devices etc so attackers don’t walk straight in. Most breaches don’t start with sophisticated hacking. They start with a weak password, a rushed […]
Re-writing the VPN Replacement Playbook for Modern Security
VPN replacement has become a priority for security and IT leaders for good reason.
Shifting Streams and AI Surges: What Our Data Reveals About the OTT Landscape
OTT data from early 2026 shows streaming hierarchies holding steady while AI platforms reshuffled rapidly. Claude has substantially increased traffic since January, overtaking Gemini, and is on pace to challenge ChatGPT by fall. Doug Madory digs into the data in this new analysis.
Darktrace Named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Network Detection and Response for Second Consecutive Year
Clear NDR® U42.2: A New Analyst Experience and a More Powerful AI Investigation Layer
At Stamus Networks, we measure releases by how much they improve the day-to-day work of security analysts and threat hunters. By that measure, Clear NDR® U42.2 is one of our most significant releases to date.
Clear NDR® U42.2: A New Analyst Experience and a More Powerful AI Investigation Layer
At Stamus Networks, we measure releases by how much they improve the day-to-day work of security analysts and threat hunters. By that measure, Clear NDR® U42.2 is one of our most significant releases to date.
'Claw Chain' Vulnerabilities Threaten OpenClaw Deployments
Welcome to the Red Room
For the first time ever, Redborder is opening a door that isn’t on any map. A door to The Red Room. This is not just another “event”. There’s no agenda, no speakers, no schedule. It’s invite-only, first come, first served, an experience designed for those who know that cybersecurity isn’t just about tools, it’s about […]
How To Investigate Encrypted Traffic Without Decrypting It
Most malicious traffic is encrypted, and in real environments, you usually don’t have the keys to inspect it. You can still investigate encrypted traffic effectively by analyzing behavior such as who is communicating, how often, how much data is transferred, and when that behavior changes.  Encryption hides payloads, not patterns. That distinction is what makes modern network detection possible without introducing privacy risk. Today, 95% of... Read more » The post How To Investigate E
DNS Infrastructure Modernization: It Can’t Wait
Legacy DNS can no longer keep pace with hybrid and multicloud environments. Discover why DNS infrastructure modernization is essential for improving security, resilience, visibility, and operational efficiency. The post DNS Infrastructure Modernization: It Can’t Wait appeared first on EfficientIP.
Genie Makes Notable Appearance at CYBERSEC 2026 with AI-Driven Network Security
Genie Networks concluded a highly successful participation at CYBERSEC 2026, Taiwan’s largest cybersecurity event, where the company showcased how AI-powered traffic intelligence can strengthen both infrastructure security and telecom fraud investigation. Throughout the three-day conference, Genie engaged with a broad audience of government officials, telecom operators, enterprises, and cybersecurity professionals through keynote presentations, live demonstrations, […] The post Genie Makes
Why We're Becoming the Agentic Company
ThreatBook is now the Agentic Security Company. That sentence will probably get reduced in some headline somewhere to "ThreatBook rebrands." The reason behind it is the part worth your three minutes.
Agentic Security Is the Architecture Decision
The defender math broke a few years ago. Not because the threats got worse. They did, but that has been true every year since the first SOC was stood up. The equation broke because the cost structure on the defense side stopped scaling with the threat. Enterprises added tools. The tools generated more telemetry. The telemetry required more analysts. The analysts hit a ceiling. The attackers did not.
GigaOm DNS Security 2026: EfficientIP Named a Leader
GigaOm DNS Security 2026 recognizes EfficientIP as a Leader and Fast Mover, driven by advanced threat detection, DNS-layer automated mitigation, and resilience. The report highlights the capabilities and criteria enterprises should consider when selecting a DNS security platform. The post GigaOm DNS Security 2026: EfficientIP Named a Leader appeared first on EfficientIP.
Why CMDB is the Brain of Our NDR and NPM Platform
What is CMDB? Good question, Configuration Management Database (CMDB). Why do you need one? Well a network on its own is just movement. It’s packets flowing, sessions opening and closing, devices talking in languages most teams only see as logs and dashboards. On the surface, it looks structured. Underneath, it’s chaos without context. That’s where […]