We are not ready for what AI has done to red teaming

Something shifted in offensive security over the last eighteen months that most organizations haven’t fully absorbed yet. It isn’t that attackers got smarter. It’s that the economics of attack changed entirely — and those of us who run red teams have had a front-row seat to the transformation. The conversation about AI in cybersecurity tends to fixate on defense: better anomaly detection, faster triage, and AI-assist…

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Everyday channels are available in an incident, but you may not want them

The first hours after a serious cyber incident are filled with activity. Security starts investigating, IT works to contain the impact, legal begins assessing potential obligations, and executives want to know what happened and what the company is doing about it. Most teams rely on the same tools they use every day to coordinate that work, which usually means email, Slack, Teams, shared documents and video calls. Coo…