Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Claiming an AI model is too dangerous for public release while issuing a press release about it creates more questions than trust. If something genuinely carries that level of risk, private handling under strict controls makes sense, but public hype only fuels suspicion, competition and panic.

In this episode of This Week in NET, JQ Lau and Victor Hwang from our Network & Infrastructure Strategy team walk us through Cloudflare's 13th generation of servers — the machines that power a significant part of the internet across 330+ cities worldwide. The Gen 13 program doubled compute density by jumping from 96 to 192 cores, but that came with an 83% drop in L3 cache. The team explains how a bold hardware bet, combined with Cloudflare's FL2 Rust-based software rewrite, turned that trade-off into a win across throughput, latency, and power efficiency.

Traditional detection methods are struggling to keep up with modern threats. What if you could turn attackers into your strongest signal? In this session, our Sales Engineer Jim breaks down how deception technology is transforming cybersecurity by: Delivering high-fidelity alerts with minimal noise Adapting dynamically to attacker behavior Extending protection to IoT and non-standard devices Scaling seamlessly across enterprise environments.

The User Watchlist feature in Secure & Govern enables organizations to define and proactively monitor high-risk users.

Egnyte AI Safeguards protect sensitive data by controlling which content can be used in AI responses, with built-in auditing to balance security and productivity.

Nicole Perlroth sits down with Nicholas Carlini for an Out of Band conversation on the imminent zero-day surge. Carlini explains what Mythos can already do: find and exploit flaws in some of the world’s most hardened, widely deployed software—with minimal human input. He details what Mythos has already hacked, which now includes most of the operating systems in use.

Many companies have an incident response retainer...but it doesn't actually make them risk ready. That's because too many retainers are built on outdated, hour-based "use it or lose it" models that don't actually reduce risk, improve resilience, or focus on outcomes. A modern retainer should drive preparedness, align with today's insurance realities, and actively lower exposure before an incident happens.

In 2026, a slow assessment is a security risk. Every day spent in manual handoffs is a day of exposure for your organization. Join us at UpGuard Summit to see how our new Risk Automations engine transforms TPRM from a static checklist into an autonomous system. We will show you how to automate everything from vendor follow-ups to instant Jira routing for IT and Legal.

Fireblocks now supports 95 banks globally, and the adoption curve is accelerating. In this clip from the Banking Bootcamp, Financial Markets Economist Neil Chopra explains what's driving the shift: regulatory clarity, proven utility, and infrastructure that plugs into how banks already operate. This is Episode 1 of the Banking Bootcamp, a three-part series produced in partnership with American Banker.

Computer groups are Tanium's unsung heroes. They answer the "who" behind every deployment, patch, and policy. In this Tanium Basics episode, we break down how to build, use, and think about Computer Groups.