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Configuration Drift: Why 99% of Cloud Failures Are Customer-Caused

Jan 16, 2026 By Reach Security In Reach Security
"Gartner estimates that 99% of cloud security failures through 2025 will be the customer's fault, primarily due to misconfigurations." Don’t become part of the statistic. Take our configuration drift product tour for a spin. Consider it some light work before the weekend. Most breaches don’t stem from cloud provider failures, but from customer-side issues like misconfigurations, weak identity controls, and unmanaged change.
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AI in Cybersecurity: Force Multiplier or Just More Noise? #podcast #aisecurity #aicybersecurity

Jan 16, 2026 By SafeBreach In SafeBreach
Is AI actually making security teams safer—or just adding more noise? In this episode of IEN's Security Breach podcast, SafeBreach CTO Itzik Kotler joins Jeff Reinke to break down how attackers are using AI, why alert fatigue keeps getting worse, and what security teams should focus on before chasing the next “shiny object.” This conversation is a grounded take on preparation, detection engineering, and using AI intentionally—not reactively.
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AI vs. Legacy Systems: Why Your Old Documentation Isn't Safe

Jan 16, 2026 By A10 Networks In A10 Networks
AI vs. Legacy Systems: Why Your Old Documentation Isn’t Safe In this A10 Networks discussion, "APIs are the Language of AI: Protecting Them is Critical," security experts Jamison Utter and Carlo Alpuerto tackle one of the most overlooked threats in modern IT: the "specter in the shadow." For years, many organizations relied on "security through obscurity"—the idea that if a system is old or undocumented, it's safe from attackers. However, AI has changed the rules. These systems can now decipher legacy documentation and communicate with obscure systems faster than a human ever could.
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CrowdStrike

The Architecture of Agentic Defense: Inside the Falcon Platform

Jan 16, 2026 By Elia Zaitsev In CrowdStrike
The architectural divide in cybersecurity is no longer theoretical. It's operational. Adversaries are deploying AI-accelerated attacks and moving laterally across domains faster than human analysts can correlate evidence. Meanwhile, defenders are adopting AI tools that accelerate individual tasks but still operate on fragmented data and require manual correlation across disconnected systems.
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cyberark

What's shaping the AI agent security market in 2026

Jan 16, 2026 By Shay Saffer In CyberArk
For the past two years, AI agents have dominated boardroom conversations, product roadmaps, and investor decks. Companies made bold promises, tested early prototypes, and poured resources into innovation, with analysts projecting an economic impact of $2.6 trillion to $4.4 trillion. As 2026 begins, the experimentation phase ends and the production era starts as organizations roll out AI agents at scale across their enterprises.
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appguard

AppGuard Critiques AI Hyped Defenses; Expands its Insider Release for its Next-Generation Platform

Jan 15, 2026 By AppGuard
A new Top 10 Cybersecurity Innovators profile by AppGuard has been released, spotlighting growing concerns over AI-enhanced malware. AI makes malware even more difficult to detect. Worse, they use AI to assess, adapt, and move faster than any cyber stack can keep up. The report advocates for a fundamental change in approach, highlighting the limitations of reactive security measures. Rather than constantly adding or changing detection layers of cyber stacks, the profile emphasizes the importance of reducing endpoint attack surface-a perspective that challenges conventional industry practices.
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