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AI Hits Its ‘HER’ Moment with Moltbook
The Autonomy Paradox, the Her/Moltbot parallel and what it means for your Agentic AI Strategy Key Takeaways The Paradox: AI utility is fundamentally at odds with safety. To gain autonomy, you must sacrifice real-time control. The Risk: "Machine Speed" execution allows agents to bypass traditional security perimeters before a SIEM can even trigger. The Strategy: Transition from "permission-based" security to "architectural-based" security (Sandboxing, Transient JWTs, and Ag


Moltbot Isn't 'Bad'—It's the AI Canary in a Coal Mine
The Moltbot saga isn't about one open-source project. It's a preview of what happens when agentic AI meets enterprise reality without guardrails, governance, or visibility. This is exactly what Gartner warned about at its 2025 Security & Risk Management Summit: cybersecurity teams remain unprepared for AI agents that operate autonomously and make decisions without human oversight. The gap between what these systems can do and what security teams can monitor is now widening by


Moltbot, the Shape of Things to Come
THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME: WHAT THE MOLTBOT COLLAPSE REVEALS ABOUT AUTONOMOUS AI RISK For years, Big Tech has promised AI assistants that would transform work. Siri arrived in 2011. Google Assistant followed in 2016. Alexa colonized millions of kitchens with little to show for it beyond timers and weather reports. By 2026, most users remained frustrated—repeating themselves, waiting for basic contextual understanding, wondering why their smart assistants couldn't remember c


The New Red Line: Why Observability and Soft Guardrails Failed in the Anthropic Claude Attack
Operationalizing the AI Threat: Strategic Lessons from the Anthropic Incident Anthropic's recent report on GTG-1002 revealed the specifics of a September-launched cyber attack where Chinese state-sponsored operators hijacked Claude Code itself. They manipulated Anthropic's AI into acting as an autonomous cyber intrusion agent—Claude performed 80-90% of the attack tasks including reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, exploit code generation, credential harvesting, and data e


Strategic Context: The Shift to Agentic Threats
The New Asymmetry: Anatomy of an AI-Orchestrated Cyber Attack The recent disclosure by Anthropic of the GTG-1002 campaign marks a definitive inflection point in information security, transitioning AI-driven threats from theoretical risk to operational reality. While the compromise of Anthropic’s Claude Code has dominated headlines, the deeper significance lies not in the specific tool used, but in the successful validation of "agentic" workflows that allow adversaries to sca


The AI Defender's Playbook: The CISO's Blueprint for Machine-Speed Defense
The Autonomous Attack Era: When Adversaries Automate 90% of Attacks As discussed in our recent analysis of the recent China based hack of Claude code (the recent GTG-1002 campaign) to execute a comprehensive cyberattack against 30 US based enterprise & government departments, this is a follow-up focusing on defensive strategies now requiring urgency & focus from cybersecurity professionals. This AI based espionage campaign wasn't a warning shot—it was a wake-up call that man


The AI Cyber Arms Race Just Went Hot
Chinese based state sponsored hackers leveraged Claude code to deliver a comprehensive AI attack on high profile US targets The cybersecurity game just fundamentally changed—until now anticipated, but after today a reality. In mid-September 2025, Anthropic detected something unprecedented: Chinese state-sponsored hackers had weaponized artificial intelligence to execute what security researchers now confirm as the first large-scale cyberattack requiring minimal human supervis


Signal vs. Noise: The CIO Scorecard for AI Security Vendor Evaluation for 2025
Decoding the AI Arms Race: A CIO/CISO Guide to Cybersecurity Vendor Selection in 2025 The Problem: Your security team just recommended a...


An Audit of the AI-Driven Cybersecurity Marketplace in 2025
Empowering the C-Suite: Navigating the AI-Driven Cybersecurity Marketplace in 2025 Introduction The cybersecurity marketplace in 2025 is...


Mid-2025 Update: The AI Cyber Arms Race is Here, and It's Accelerating
Midway through 2025, leaders across the Cybersecurity industry are gathering at Black Hat 2025 in Las Vegas. Foremost among the topics of...


The Post RSAC CISO Playbook
RSA Conference (RSAC) 2025 wrapped up last week, giving fresh context to the state of Cybersecurity. For Chief Information Security...


Key Takeaways from RSAC 2025
Detailed Action Steps for CISOs Walking Out of RSAC 2025 The RSA Conference (RSAC) 2025 is now a wrap, as 41,000 CIOs, CISOs,...


Identity Security: Cornerstone of Modern Cyber Stacks
A New Control Plane in Cybersecurity The floor at the RSAC this week in San Francisco is crowded and sometimes confusing. The evolution...


Aggressor Tech -The AI Arsenal for 2025
AI Armed Digital Threats - The Top 6 Approaches In our previous piece, we shared an overview of the evolving battleground of Threat...


AI in Cybersecurity: The Defining Force Shaping Offense and Defense
AI in Cybersecurity: Offense vs. Defense - 2025 Artificial intelligence has become the defining force in cybersecurity walking into 2025...
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