Some moments matter because they celebrate the past. Others matter because they signal where the industry is going. At InfoSec SEE Conference Forum 2026, one of South East Europe's largest cybersecurity gatherings, LABYRINTH was named Rising Star of the Year, while our CEO Paweł Rybczyk received the Cybersecurity Visionary award. These awards recognize years of engineering, research, customer collaboration, and one conviction that has guided LABYRINTH from the beginning: prev

Attackers Only Need One Opportunity. Defenders Need More Visibility. Organizations continue to invest heavily in preventive security controls. Firewalls, endpoint protection, identity management, vulnerability scanning, and zero-trust initiatives all play a critical role in reducing risk. Yet despite these investments, attackers continue to gain access to corporate environments through compromised credentials, phishing campaigns, exposed services, supply chain attacks, and mi

Modern organizations cannot rely on preventive controls alone. Attackers may still gain access through phishing, compromised credentials, unmanaged endpoints, or overlooked internal systems. What matters most is how quickly security teams can detect suspicious behavior once it appears inside the environment. The following cases are based on real incidents detected in an organization environment protected by LABYRINTH. The network there is geographically and logically distrib

Misconfigurations as a Persistent Enterprise Attack Surface Misconfigurations remain one of the most consistent and exploitable weaknesses in enterprise cybersecurity, despite years of investment in Zero Trust, cloud security posture management, and identity governance tools. What has changed by 2026 is not the existence of these issues, but the way attackers operationalize them. Instead of focusing purely on software vulnerabilities, modern threat actors increasingly priorit

In 2026, cybersecurity is at a turning point. Traditional security policy update cycles, often tied to a 90-day compliance review schedule, are becoming irrelevant in the face of autonomous attack systems. The emergence of models like Anthropic Claude Mythos has served as a signal: attacks are no longer limited to manual scripts or even classic automation. We have entered the era of Agentic AI attacks, where systems are capable of independently finding, analyzing, and exploit

The modern threat landscape is defined by rules where even the most advanced endpoint protection systems cannot guarantee absolute security. The core issue is not a specific software glitch, but a strategic shift in how attackers compromise systems at the kernel level. In recent years, the industry has faced a wave of high-profile tools and techniques - such as Terminator, AuKill, or POPPY, that weaponize legitimate but vulnerable drivers to completely neutralize security sta