In this current digital era, where the cases of cyber threats are increasing and getting more relentless and sophisticated, traditional security methods are no longer enough. From phishing and ransomware to zero-day exploits and insider threats, hackers are using modern tools to steal data and breach defenses quickly. To deal

Imagine pushing a “small” update to an internal microservice. The log library you upgraded has a known remote code execution (RCE) flaw. Nobody noticed; you didn’t get an alert. Attackers scan the public CVE lists, find your version, and boom, your infrastructure is compromised. All because you skipped or delayed

The new AI web browser ChatGPT Atlas has captured the attention of both professional and general audiences. It combines regular browsing with artificial intelligence assistance, promising maximum productivity. However, with the growing deployment of similar tools, it is crucial to discuss not only their benefits but also the new —

Artificial intelligence now touches every layer of defense. Tools crunch logs, flag anomalies, and draft response steps in seconds. That speed changes the game. Some folks worry that AI will replace analysts and blue teams.  The evidence points another way. AI scales grunt work. People still steer context, ethics, and

When asked to define itself, artificial intelligence had a ready answer: “the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are programmed to think, learn, and make decisions.” That definition, courtesy of Microsoft Copilot, is both impressive and unsettling, because it perfectly captures the double-edged nature of AI. The same technology