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Microsoft merges Sentinel and Defender into one console for AI-era security teams
The new Integrated Security Operations Center bets that human analysts and AI agents need to share the same tools, signals and controls, not bolt them together after the fact.
AI Security Tools Are Only as Good as the Data You Feed Them
Security teams are pouring money into AI-powered defences while quietly starving those systems of the data they need. The result is a blind spot that criminals are already walking through.
Abstract Security Raises $25 Million to Build a Smarter Way of Watching for Cyber Threats
The startup wants to replace the industry's ageing security dashboards with a system that catches problems while data is still moving, not after the fact.
Cribl Buys CardinalOps to Close the Gap Between Collecting Security Data and Acting on It
The $3.5 billion data-pipeline company moves beyond simply gathering security information, adding AI-powered tools that tell defenders where their defences are actually failing.
When 80,000 fans log on at once: the cybersecurity headache facing 2026 World Cup stadiums
Tens of thousands of personal phones on one network, payment terminals, body cameras on referees, and sensors inside match balls. Stadium IT teams face a security puzzle that has no clean solution.
Cybersecurity Spends Billions Spotting Attacks. It Should Be Stopping Them.
Detection tools now dominate the security market, but faster alerts haven't cut breach rates. A growing number of security professionals say the industry has the balance badly wrong.
Buying an AI SOC in 2026? Here's How to Tell the Real Thing From a Chatbot in a Trench Coat
Vendors are shouting the same three letters. The products behind them are wildly different, and the wrong pick will cost you a year.
How One HR Giant Cut Its Security Bill by $250,000 — by Deleting Data It Never Needed
Vensure Employer Solutions was drowning in its own security logs. AI-assisted filtering cut costs, halved response times, and proved that collecting less can mean detecting more.
Detection Engineering Grew Up. Most Security Stacks Didn't.
Behavior-based, CI/CD-integrated detection logic is eating vendor-supplied rules. What's actually driving the shift, and what teams still get wrong.