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The old belief that open source means every bug gets spotted quickly falls apart when nobody is truly looking and nobody works for free. If a flaw offers no bounty, no commercial reward and little public attention, it may sit quietly for years while everyone assumes someone else checked it.

The volume of AI security research is now too high for any human to track properly by hand. The practical answer is using AI to filter AI, reducing hundreds of articles and reports into a daily shortlist so analysts spend their time on signal instead of noise.

CrowdStrike CEO and Founder George Kurtz discusses with Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities why frontier AI models won’t replace cybersecurity platforms: stopping breaches requires proprietary data, real-time decisions, enterprise-grade support and the ability to act in milliseconds.

See how CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Federated Search enables security teams to access and query data beyond the SIEM—instantly, and without rehydration. In this demo, you’ll learn how to search data directly where it lives, including external sources like Amazon S3, Falcon LogScale, and NDR platforms, using a single query language.

Join us as Sam steps into the shoes of a SOC analyst and see how Sumo Logic’s SOC Analyst Agent enhances your investigations.

In this episode of This Week in NET, Vinti Batiste, VP of Sales for US Enterprise at Cloudflare, shares her 30-year journey across IBM, Cisco, and now Cloudflare — and what it really means to be in enterprise sales. Vinti talks about growing Cloudflare's enterprise business 80% year over year, the moment Michelle Zatlyn walked into her first all-hands, how she uses AI to prepare for customer meetings, and why sales is really a math problem.

Cyber risk is not one size fits all In LATAM, organizations face evolving threats, uneven security maturity, and AI-driven challenges. Paul Harris breaks it down on The 443 Podcast.

Owning the UI used to mean owning the customer. On blockchain, whoever controls the wallet controls the relationship. In this clip from the Banking Bootcamp, Fireblocks Financial Markets Economist Neil Chopra breaks down why wallet infrastructure is becoming the central layer for digital asset services at banks, and walks through the three use cases scaling in production today: custody and brokerage, stablecoin payments, and tokenization.

Blockchain adoption in banking is moving from experimentation to production. In this session, Fireblocks Financial Markets Economist Neil Chopra breaks down where banks, fintechs, and non-bank competitors are already live, what wallet infrastructure means for onchain ownership and control, and why stablecoins are proving the utility case that's pulling the rest of the market forward.

AI adoption is accelerating across the enterprise, but governance isn’t keeping pace—leaving security teams without a clear view of what AI is running, how it’s being used, and where it introduces exposure. In this Demo Drill Down, we showcase AI Inventory in Falcon Exposure Management, delivering a centralized view of AI across hosts—from local LLMs and MCP servers to IDE extensions, packages, and applications.