Is Grey Hair the New Gold in Cybersecurity?
The industry treats experience as the ultimate proxy for trust. But in doing so, it's quietly locking out the people it keeps insisting it can't find.
The industry treats experience as the ultimate proxy for trust. But in doing so, it's quietly locking out the people it keeps insisting it can't find.
Black Hat fills the Las Vegas desert with exploits, defenses, products, arguments, and ingenious machinery. Beneath all of it lies a simpler question: what kind of life are we trying to protect?
BSides Las Vegas debuts its [un]prompted AI Security track with sessions on prompt injection, agentic AI, GitHub exploits and AI defense.
Organizations are rapidly embedding AI into ERP systems despite rising AI-powered attacks and low confidence in their ability to detect them.
The Open Secure AI Alliance aims to strengthen AI security with open-source tools. Can open defense outpace AI threats?
Also this week: How not to build a security vendor booth, how we got ants in cybersecurity and why Human Risk Management and mental health matter more than ever.
DDoS attacks aren't just distractions. Learn why they reshape defender decisions and create opportunities beyond downtime.
Security theater wastes budgets and creates false confidence. Here's why CISOs must prioritize threats instead of buying more tools.
Cybersecurity burnout is real. Amanda Berlin explains how conferences can help practitioners recover, reconnect, and build resilience.
Amanda Berlin never set out to build a nonprofit. One keynote about depression, anxiety, and burnout sparked a movement that changed how the cybersecurity community talks about mental health.
Amanda Berlin discusses resilience, cybersecurity, and finding strength through life's unexpected twists and professional challenges.
Most security failures aren't training failures. Learn why understanding decision ecosystems leads to better cyber risk outcomes.
Agentic AI and Model Context Protocol adoption are changing the enterprise AI threat landscape, with downstream data exposure and autonomous coding risks rising sharply, according to Netskope Threat Labs' latest AI Report.
The July 22 update to AA26-097A expands the scope of Iranian PLC attacks and lays out urgent mitigation steps for water, energy, and government operators.
Why adding more security controls can create complexity, blind spots, and unintended risk instead of better protection.