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When your AI Assistant Becomes the Attacker's Command-and-Control

Earlier this month, Microsoft uncovered SesameOp, a new backdoor malware that abuses the OpenAI Assistants API as a covert command-and-control (C2) channel. The discovery has drawn significant attention within the cybersecurity community. Security teams can no longer focus solely on endpoint malware. Attackers are weaponizing public and legitimate AI assistant APIs and defenders must adjust.

Can Image-to-Video AI Replace Traditional Video Shoots?

Video has become the backbone of digital communication. Brands, creators, educators, and businesses rely heavily on video to reach audiences online. But traditional video shoots require time, budget, and resources that are often difficult to sustain, especially in high volume content environments. As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, image-to-video AI is emerging as a compelling alternative. With the ability to turn a single static photo into a fully animated video, this technology is reshaping how visual content is produced.

Intelligent workflows: SAP's approach to SOAR in the AI era

Join SAP’s CISO and Tines’ Co-founder for a conversation on how SAP is modernizing its SOAR workflows and building an AI SOC capability with Tines. As SAP scales its global enterprise cloud services, the security team is taking a new approach to workflow automation: combining deterministic playbooks with intelligent, AI-assisted workflows that improve speed, accuracy, and visibility across security operations.

Why 95% AI Fails #shorts #ai

AI On The Edge – Where Intelligence Meets Risk: Part 3 Building an enterprise AI app is NOT the same as building a traditional application, and this is why so many AI projects fail. In this conversation, we break down why 95% of enterprise AI implementations fail, what teams misunderstand about AI systems, and how to actually build AI that works in real organizations.

GPT5 Pulls Ahead on Secure Code While Rivals Stall

AI coding assistants are evolving quickly. But are the latest models any better at writing secure code? Our October 2025 analysis brings fresh data on how newer large language models (LLMs) stack up against their predecessors, and the results reveal both progress and persistent gaps. This update builds on our July 2025 GenAI Code Security Report, which tested over 100 LLMs across four major programming languages.