#threat-detection
9 stories taggedthreat-detection.

CISA Wants You to Leave a Trap Out for Hackers
America's cyber-defence agency has published detailed guidance on using decoys, fake password files, and tripwire accounts to catch attackers who have already slipped inside a network.

The Hidden Blindspot in Industrial Cyberattacks, and How Fake Devices Help Fill It
When hackers cross from a company's office network into the systems that run physical equipment, the trail goes cold. A maturing technique called cyber deception is starting to change that.

Seven Ways AI Is Changing How Companies Defend Themselves
Security experts say artificial intelligence is giving overstretched security teams a fighting chance, but only if organisations deploy it carefully and with realistic expectations.

Wazuh Adds AI Assistants to Speed Up Security Teams Drowning in Alerts
The open-source security platform is bolting large language models onto its dashboards, aiming to cut the hours analysts spend triaging attacks.

AI is already in your attacker's toolkit. Is it in your defences?
A Five Eyes government warning and new survey data reveal a sharp gap between how confident security teams feel about AI-powered defences and how well those defences actually work under pressure.

Four Gaps That Are Keeping AI Out of Your Security Team's Hands
Security operations centres are spending big on artificial intelligence, but most are not seeing results. The problem is not the technology.

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.

The Hidden Cost of Agentic AI in Security: Token Budgets Are Now a Defense Problem
Cybersecurity platforms are racing to embed agentic AI, but the economics of token consumption, AI credits, and deployment architecture may undercut the value before defenders see a return.

12 Questions That Expose Whether Your Security Program Is Actually Working
Hard questions CISOs should already be asking, about blast radius, nonhuman identities, and whether vibe coding has eaten your attack surface.