Network Security

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 28

The Good | Authorities Apprehend Pro-Russian Hacktivist & Dismantle Global Fraud Networks Spanish authorities, acting on intelligence provided by the FBI, have apprehended a suspected core member of the pro-Russian hacktivist syndicates CyberArmy of Russia Reborn (CARR) and Z-Pentest. While masquerading as ideologically motivated collectives, these groups have actively executed disruptive cyberattacks against critical infrastructure, […]

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HPC AI Workloads Need Runtime Security. The Architecture Already Exists.

The US Federal Government is committing $600 million to build one of the world’s most advanced AI infrastructure systems. Executive Order 14363, the Genesis Mission, connects national laboratory supercomputers across nuclear simulation, biodefense, energy grid modeling, and every major scientific domain. Fifty-one organizations signed on, including NVIDIA, OpenAI, IBM, Microsoft, AWS, Google, and Oracle. The

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 27

The Good | Authorities Apprehend Iranian Cybercriminal & Extradite UNC3944 Hacker Montenegrin law enforcement, alongside the FBI, have apprehended a 39-year-old dual Iranian and Turkish citizen wanted by the U.S. government for several cybercrime offenses. Arrested in Kotor, the suspect faces charges in the Southern District Court of New York for conspiracy to commit computer

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The Autonomous SOC, Revisited: What 18 Months on the Road Has Taught Us

This post revisits SentinelOne’s Autonomous SOC maturity model, first introduced in “Autonomous SOC Is a Journey, Not a Destination” (December 2024). When SentinelOne® introduced the Autonomous SOC maturity model, we made a deliberate choice: describe a journey, not promise a destination. The industry had no shortage of vendors declaring that AI would transform security operations.

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 26

The Good | Authorities Dismantle Malware Networks and Seize Cambodian Scam Infrastructure Following the seizure of a major Phishing-as-a-Service last week, the latest move, part of Operation Endgame, dismantled operational infrastructure supporting the Amadey and StealC malware families. The joint effort by Europol and private sector partners successfully took 326 servers and 142 malicious domains

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 25

The Good | Authorities Dismantle PhaaS Network & Clean Sites Infected with SocGholish A coordinated action between government and the private sector led by the FBI has led to the dismantling of Outsider Enterprise, a Chinese Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) operation. Operating since 2023, the syndicate combined AI and distributed phishing kits to impersonate trusted brands across

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The Agentic SOC: Solving Security’s Investigation Capacity Crisis in the Frontier AI Era

The security industry spent the last decade solving detection. Endpoint. Cloud Workloads. Identities. AI. We built better models. We moved beyond signatures. We reduced false positives. We got the alert into the right queue. Then, we discovered the harder problem had been waiting behind it. The constraint in every SOC today is not detection. It’s

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SentinelOne + Claude: Integrations for AI Visibility, Governance, and Defense

Enterprise adoption of Claude across teams, workflows, and business functions is happening at a pace unlike virtually any technology before it. While the innovation opportunity is obvious, so are many of the risks. From the exposure of sensitive data and secrets through shadow IT to new attack vectors like prompt injection, security teams need the

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 24

The Good | Authorities Dismantle Crypto Laundering Empire & Seize Espionage Domains Europol has dismantled a major cryptocurrency laundering network called “AudiA6”, known for actively facilitating illicit transactions for ransomware syndicates and cybercriminals worldwide. Since 2022, the platform allegedly laundered more than $380 million by obscuring the origin of cybercrime proceeds through complex transaction routes

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 23

The Good | Fraud Networks Disrupted, Crypto Exchanges Sanctioned & Doxer Arrested This week, the DoJ’s Scam Center Strike Force unveiled results from “Disruption Week,” a first-of-its-kind joint initiative between U.S. agencies and private industry targeting cyber-enabled cryptocurrency investment fraud. Federal investigators from the FBI, Secret Service, and HSI shared threat intelligence with major technology

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