IBM security experts discuss the implications of using AI agents like OpenClaw for penetration testing, the challenges posed by AI-generated ephemeral software, and the strategic allocation of security budgets in an era of rapidly growing ransomware threats.
This episode of Security Intelligence explores the "Promptware" kill chain for AI attacks, moving beyond simple prompt injections. The discussion also covers evolving cloud attack trends targeting ecosystems over infrastructure, ransomware gangs "living off the land" with native tools, and the critical yet overlooked "rusting edge" of OT security.
A panel of cybersecurity experts discusses the security risks of the rapid adoption of AI agents, the "move fast and break things" development culture, the lessons from the Notepad++ supply chain breach, and the professionalization of ransomware by groups like DragonForce.
A discussion on the evolving cybersecurity landscape, covering the persistent threat of ransomware gangs adapting with AI, the critical failures in identity security highlighted by the Zestix case, the emergence of AI agents as a new class of insider threats, and the physical-world risks demonstrated by hacking humanoid robots.
Explore Jeff Crume's cybersecurity predictions for 2026 and beyond, detailing the dual impact of AI in security, the rise of autonomous AI agents, the futility of deepfake detection, and the critical importance of post-quantum cryptography and passkeys for future defense.
Experts discuss a report from Anthropic on a nearly autonomous AI-driven espionage campaign, debating its significance. The conversation explores the rise of agentic AI in attacks, the new 2025 OWASP Top 10, the fragmentation of the ransomware landscape, and the role of cyber insurance as a de facto regulator.