Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

CISA's own red team ran two critical-infrastructure assessments at once — and got opposite results. Host Tova Dvorin and SafeBreach offensive security engineer Adrian Culley break down advisory AA26-237A: how an ESC1 certificate template flaw and a default machine account quota chained into full domain compromise, why one SOC isolated three infected workstations in 10 minutes while the other never noticed, and the cloud identity gaps both organizations shared.

SafeBreach Helm and Anvilogic help security teams accelerate the path from exposure to detection. SafeBreach Helm brings three AI agents together behind a plain-English interface: Analysis Agent — Prioritizes exposures based on real-world risk Validation Agent — Proves which exposures are actually exploitable by running real attacks SecOps Agent — Turns validated gaps into actionable fixes and works with Anvilogic to close the detection gap.

Are cybersecurity events still giving people a reason to turn up, or have too many become expensive sales floors with the same conversations on repeat? Welcome to Razorwire, the podcast where we share our take on the world of cybersecurity with direct, practical advice for professionals and business owners alike. I'm Jim and in this episode I'm joined by James Bore, Chartered Security Professional, Gary Hibberd, co-founder of Consultants Like Us and Lisa Ventura, founder of the AI and Cybersecurity Association and Unity Group Solutions.

89% of banks have committed budget to digital asset infrastructure. Only 16% are in production. The Financial Grid, our January 2026 survey of 600+ C-suite leaders at banks and corporates, maps what sits between funded and live. Barnaby Nelson, CEO of the Value Exchange, whose team ran the research, joins Fireblocks' Tim Way to unpack the gap: the internal constraints, the custody decision at the foundation, and the one call that turns budget into production.