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Organizations need experienced cybersecurity talent. But where will the next generation come from? Caitlyn Brazill says the answer starts with entry-level hiring. Learn why: spr.ly/63328BGMW54 #FoundryExpert #CyberTalent

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Security teams are losing visibility into the AI agents operating across the enterprise. Keith Shaw and Saviynt's Suresh Sridharan explore what's changing. Watch the DEMO episode: spr.ly/63328BGJNfs #DEMO #AIAgents

The cybersecurity landscape keeps changing. Proven leadership matters more than ever. Nominate your company today for recognition at the 2027 CSO Cybersecurity Awards & Conference: spr.ly/63326BGBFUw #CSOConference #Cybersecurity

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Traditional security testing wasn't built for probabilistic systems. Sunil Gentyala outlines what modern pen testing looks like when prompts become attack vectors. Read the guide: spr.ly/63322BGJZ9w #FoundryExpert #GenAI

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As AI improves social engineering, traditional security awareness training faces a new challenge. Watch Abnormal Security's Piotr Wojtyla and host Keith Shaw discuss what's changing and what security leaders need to rethink. Watch the episode: spr.ly/63322B1xpFn #TodayinTech

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Security teams are racing to govern AI. Meanwhile, forgotten APIs may already be creating risk. Adam Arellano shares three steps leaders should prioritize now: spr.ly/63323BEhnj1 #FoundryExpert #ArtificialIntelligence

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Security teams are under pressure to move faster without increasing software risk. Keith Shaw and Bria Giordano discuss a different approach to securing open source libraries. Watch the DEMO episode: spr.ly/63325BE04zR #DEMO #ApplicationSecurity

The weakest link in logistics may not be technology. Max Graupner examines how trust, paperwork, and identity verification are becoming prime attack surfaces. Read the analysis: spr.ly/63329BELh1L #FoundryExpert #RiskManagement

The attack surface now includes trusted partners, vendors, and platforms. Ron Baklarz explains why the Klue breach highlights a hard truth about modern cyber risk. Learn more: spr.ly/63328BEac5w #FoundryExpert #SupplyChainSecurity

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Many organizations have recovery plans. Fewer know if they'll work under real pressure. Tony Colon shares the principles every enterprise should validate before a cyberattack strikes. Read more: spr.ly/63320BESx4M #FoundryExpert #RiskManagement

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The security advantage is shifting from visibility to execution speed. Lior Div argues the new bottleneck in SecOps is action. Read: spr.ly/63321BEoixV #FoundryExpert #Cybersecurity

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AI is turning fraud into a coordinated, cross-domain threat. Douglas Laney argues financial institutions need unified intelligence to keep pace. Read more: spr.ly/63322BEld7G #FoundryExpert #RiskManagement

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The promise of AI coding is speed. The challenge may be security debt. Joan Goodchild and John Strait discuss why organizations need to scrutinize AI-generated code before risks compound. Watch: spr.ly/63329BEca3N #Cybersessions #DevSecOps

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The tension: AI helps teams ship code faster, but vulnerabilities scale right along with it. Joan Goodchild and Sohail Iqbal discuss what's changing. Watch: spr.ly/63322BEj61n Can security remediate at machine speed? #Cybersessions #Cybersecurity

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AI has changed executive risk. Tony McChrystal warns that attackers can now build detailed executive profiles in minutes. Read more: spr.ly/63325BEbAez Is your executive footprint already an attack surface? #FoundryExpert #Cybersecurity

What happens when an AI model fails without being attacked? Julie Brunias argues most incident response playbooks aren't built for model drift, hallucinations, or AI-driven liability. Read more: spr.ly/63321BEn7Gz #FoundryExpert #AIsecurity

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What if your resilience program is really just testing optimism? Jake Bernardes argues that dashboards, tabletop exercises, and backups often provide visibility rather than survivability. Read more: spr.ly/63325BEpSl9 #FoundryExpert #Cybersecurity

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Security teams celebrate visibility. Boards fund detection. Sohail Iqbal says the real bottleneck is remediation capacity. If your backlog keeps growing, are you actually reducing risk? Learn why: spr.ly/63321BEMLoc #FoundryExpert #CyberRisk

Here's the tension: security tools are improving, but ransomware still shuts businesses down. Keith Shaw talks with Seth Geftic, VP at Halcyon, about rethinking defense strategies around operational continuity, not just alerts. Watch now: spr.ly/63329BEyyAB #DEMO #Cybersecurity

Here's the tension: AI can identify vulnerabilities at machine speed, but remediation still depends on human capacity. Kris Lovejoy explains why legacy cybersecurity budgeting models may no longer work. Read: spr.ly/63328BEHJ6K #FoundryExpert #CyberRisk

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The visibility gap is growing: boards want answers, regulators want accountability, and AI needs governance. David Schwed argues that makes the modern CISO more critical, not less. See why: spr.ly/63324BEDjtM 🤑 #FoundryExpert #CyberRisk

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Your SaaS platform may be resilient. Your dependency on it may not be. Dr. Mark Bojeun argues that the recent Canvas disruption exposed a hard truth: a single cloud service can become a single point of failure. Read more: spr.ly/63326BEBton #FoundryExpert #Cybersecurity

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AI adoption is accelerating. AI security maturity isn't. Joan Goodchild sits down with Lamont Orange, Chief Trust Officer at Cyera, to explore the security risks many organizations still aren't addressing. Watch the latest Cyber Sessions: spr.ly/63324BDNpMp #Cybersessions #AISecurity

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If AI can ace the interview, how do employers verify real skills? Host Keith Shaw speaks with Sarah Toton, vice president of data forensics at Caveon Test Security. Watch the discussion on how AI is disrupting job interviews and hiring decisions: spr.ly/63324BDFPCC #TodayinTech

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Jake Bernardes explores why GRC can miss reality and how FedRAMP 20x demands continuous visibility. Read more: spr.ly/63326BDcvlE Snapshots aren’t security. #FoundryExpert #RiskManagement

How much time do you really have after a patch drops? Gyana Swain reports on active exploitation of a Cisco Unified CM flaw. Read here: spr.ly/63320BDgGAs PoC code was available. Now attackers are using it. Is your patching cycle fast enough? #NetworkWorldNews #Infosec

Who has the upper hand in AI-driven cyberattacks right now? Keith Shaw hosts Evan Pena, Armadin founder and Chief Offensive Security Officer. Tune in: spr.ly/63322BDg65k Offense is scaling fast. Defense is still catching up. Are you ready? #TodayinTech #AIsecurity

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Israel Barak calls out a long-standing reality. SOC teams trade depth for scale and consistency for cost every day. Now AI is loosening those constraints. Learn where automation truly improves outcomes and where humans still matter: spr.ly/63321BDZTlz #FoundryExpert #ThreatDetection

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Joe Sullivan makes a critical point. Cybersecurity was designed for predictable systems. AI removes that assumption. If systems can change behavior at runtime, are your controls still relevant? #FoundryExpert #Cybersecurity