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The Easiest Hacks Are the Most Dangerous

Some of the most successful cyberattacks aren't even that sophisticated. A misconfigured Zoom tenant. A forgotten 2FA. A Salesforce setting was left wide open. The problem isn't always the platform, but how we use it. Vladimir Krupnov and Blake Darché joined us in the latest episode of The Connectivity Cloud Podcast to unpack the myth that you need advanced tools to breach a system.

Release 783 Brings LLM Monitoring, ARM Support, Enhanced Rules, Mac Improvements and More

We are excited to announce Platform Release 783, a massive update with over 470 features and improvements, focusing on adapting to the modern digital workspace by delivering deep visibility, better protection, and higher privacy. Here is a summary of the new features and improvements available in this release. For an extensive list, please refer to the detailed Release Notes.

Torq HyperAgents: The Next Evolution of Agentic SecOps

See how Torq harnesses AI in your SOC to detect, prioritize, and respond to threats faster. Request a Demo Tal Benyunes was one of the first engineers at Torq and now leads Product for HyperAgents, Torq’s agentic AI initiative. Shaped by early career roles in mission-critical cybersecurity environments and leading companies, Tal brings deep technical expertise and strategic insight to the development of AI Agents.

Zero Trust That Actually Works: How Reach Maps NIST & CISA Frameworks Into Real Security Gains

Most organizations don’t lack intent; they lack a clear understanding of what’s deployed today, what gaps matter most, and how to turn guidance into enforceable baselines. Reach connects to your existing security tools and automatically maps configurations to established maturity models like CISA’s Zero Trust Maturity Model 2.0 — producing a real-time posture assessment across identity, device, endpoint, email, and network with no surveys or guesswork.

Secure your code at scale with AI-driven vulnerability management

As development teams adopt generative AI at an unprecedented pace, security teams face an evolving set of challenges in securing the software development life cycle. The increasing speed and scale of code changes make it more difficult for organizations to manage risk effectively. Legacy scanners often fail to keep up, returning slow results and noisy alerts that increase remediation time and leave organizations exposed to potential breaches.

Can Claude Opus 4.5 Build a SECURE Note Taking App?

Can Claude Opus 4.5 actually build a secure, fully functional note-taking app? In this video, I challenge the latest Claude model to create an app with real features — create, edit, update, delete, plus basic security — and see if the code holds up in practice. This is a real test of how far AI can go in building usable software.

Transform AWS Security Operations with Falcon Next-Gen SIEM

CrowdStrike is redefining how SOC teams turn cloud data into actionable intelligence by unifying speed, scale, and cost efficiency in one platform built for the cloud and AI era. Together with AWS, today we are announcing new integrations and consumption options designed to further simplify how customers secure and operationalize workloads on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

CrowdStrike Unveils Real-Time Cloud Detection and Response Innovations

CrowdStrike is announcing new cloud detection and response (CDR) capabilities to help SOC teams reduce mean time to respond (MTTR) and strengthen protection across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. These include new Real-Time Cloud Detections in CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security and Automated Cloud Response Actions.

Navigating AI risks: understanding and mitigating prompt injection

AI is becoming a routine part of technical operations. Teams use models to support ticket triage, incident routing, knowledge retrieval, code analysis, and customer interactions. As these agents move closer to production workflows, the conversation about security becomes much more important. One of the most persistent and widely misunderstood issues is prompt injection. It is not a vulnerability that can be fully patched or trained away.