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

Insights from the National Cyber Security Centre continue to reinforce a fundamental shift that organizations across sectors can no longer afford to overlook, namely that traditional, reactive approaches to cybersecurity are increasingly insufficient in the face of evolving and persistent threats. When viewed together with their more recent guidance on strengthening cyber resilience across the National Health Service, a clear and consistent narrative emerges — one that empha

The role of the Security Operations Center (SOC) has evolved significantly over the past decade. According to recent research by Gartner, organizations now operate increasingly complex security stacks - often dozens of tools - while still facing limited efficiency gains from AI and growing operational pressure on SOC teams. Selecting the right tools for a SOC is no longer a straightforward task. The market is saturated with solutions, each promising better visibility, faste

In recent years, cybersecurity has been shifting from reactive defenses (detect & respond) toward preemptive strategies - to anticipate, block, or at least delay attackers before they penetrate deeply.