OpenAI Rogue Agents Exploited the Public Web to Communicate
SentinelLabs found OpenAI AI agents using public wikis, package registries, university services and government sites as unauthorized communication and data-retrieval channels.
Bill Brenner
Your Toothbrush Is a Computer. Are You Securing It Like One?
Stephen Cravey’s CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 talk explores the security blind spots inside smart locks, appliances and everyday IoT devices — and why organizations may have little idea what is actually running on them.
Star Wars, 2600 and a Call to the NSA: Stephen Cravey’s Cybersecurity Origin Story
Before cybersecurity was much of an industry, Stephen Cravey followed his curiosity from Star Wars and BBSs to the NSA’s Rainbow Books — and eventually into a major FBI cybercrime investigation.
The Four Horsemen of Cybersecurity Failure: Wil Klusovsky Previews CYBR.SEC.CON. 2026 Talk
viLogics CRO Wil Klusovsky will bring nearly three decades of cybersecurity experience to CYBR.SEC.CON. 2026, examining the recurring mistakes that derail security programs and how leaders can keep them focused on what matters.
CYBR.SEC.Community, LaunchPoint Collective Partner to Bring Cybersecurity Startups to Houston
LaunchPoint Collective and CYBR.SEC.Community are teaming up to bring 20-plus cybersecurity startups to CYBR.SEC.CON. 2026, connecting emerging security technology with CISOs, practitioners and early adopters.
Iran (and Everyone Else) Is Coming for U.S. Critical Infrastructure. Are We Ready?
Iranian cyberattacks are hitting U.S. critical infrastructure as water, energy and telecom systems face growing threats. Plus: AI SOCs, vulnerability overload, CYBR.SEC.CON 2026 — and more.
Iran Cyberattacks and U.S. Critical Infrastructure: What You Need to Know
Iranian cyber threats against U.S. water, energy and telecom infrastructure are escalating. Here’s what’s happening, what’s at risk and how defenders should respond.
Singulr AI Targets the Growing Enterprise AI Control Gap
CYBR.SEC.CON. LaunchPad finalist Singulr AI is tackling the enterprise AI control gap with runtime governance, security and controls designed to let companies adopt AI and agents without losing visibility or control.
Astelia Says Vulnerability Prioritization Is Solving the Wrong Problem
CYBR.SEC.CON. LaunchPad finalist Astelia uses attack-path reachability to determine which vulnerabilities can actually lead to a breach, helping enterprises cut through millions of findings and focus remediation where it matters.
AI Isn’t Causing a ‘Vulnpocalypse.’ CVE Volume Is the Real Problem
Root Evidence analyzed 253,912 CVEs and found AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, but not exploitation — exposing a vulnerability management model increasingly overwhelmed by noise.
MokN Targets Stolen Credentials Before They Hit the Dark Web
CYBR.SEC.CON. LaunchPad finalist MokN “phishes the phishers” to uncover stolen credentials while attackers are actively using them, closing a blind spot left by traditional dark-web monitoring.
The AI SOC Buying Guide Nobody Has Yet
AI-driven SOC platforms promise faster investigations, lower costs and fewer repetitive tasks for security analysts. But before CISOs buy in, they need to understand the baselines, business context, pricing and access controls. (Sponsored by Command Zero)
AI Attacks Are Closing the SOC’s Human-in-the-Loop Window
As attackers automate cyberattacks at machine speed, SOC teams may soon have to let AI agents act without human approval — making RBAC, business context and autonomous-response guardrails critical security controls. (Sponsored by Command Zero)
VisionHeight Wants to Give AI SOCs the Threat Data They're Missing
CYBR.SEC.CON. LaunchPad finalist VisionHeight is building a pre-attack intelligence layer designed to give AI-driven SOCs the external threat data they need to move from reactive detection to proactive defense.
Dragos CEO Robert M. Lee Has Warned About Water Cybersecurity for Years. Now Comes Project Watershed 250
Dragos CEO Robert M. Lee has repeatedly warned that under-resourced water utilities cannot defend themselves against growing cyber threats alone. A new federal-state-industry initiative in Texas aims to start closing that gap.
Above Security Takes on Insider Risk With AI at CYBR.SEC.CON. LaunchPad
CYBR.SEC.CON. LaunchPad finalist Above Security is using AI-driven behavioral analysis and real-time employee coaching to prevent insider risk before it becomes a security incident.