RSAC 2026 Recap: We’ve Hit Peak AI Noise
If RSAC 2026 showed anything, it’s this: we’ve hit peak AI fatigue.
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If RSAC 2026 showed anything, it’s this: we’ve hit peak AI fatigue.
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Every vendor says their SOC platform has AI agents. Most of them are running glorified chatbots on top of the same alert queues your analysts are already drowning in.
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The average enterprise runs 45 security tools. Most of them can’t talk to each other and that’s a problem.
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Bullish on Autonomous SOC. Realist about what gets us there. There’s been plenty of talk lately about the Autonomous SOC — a future where machines don’t just alert but correlate, triage, investigate, and respond. It sounds fantastic, especially if you’ve ever worked the night shift buried in alerts. But here’s the truth: you can’t automate
In today’s hybrid world, identity is the new perimeter-and attackers know it. As traditional EDR and SIEM tools struggle to keep up, identity-focused attacks are rising fast. In fact, 70% of breaches now start with stolen credentials, according to Verizon’s 2024 and 2025 DBIR reports. This calls for a smarter approach to identity security-one that
In today’s cybersecurity arms race, visibility is everything—but context is king. Network Detection and Response (NDR) has long been one of the most effective ways to detect lateral movement, ransomware behaviors, and post-compromise activity using deep packet inspection and behavioral analysis. But as threat actors become more evasive and distributed, relying solely on NDR as a
Live Network Traffic is the Missing Link: AI Can’t Detect What It Can’t See AI is dominating cybersecurity conversations—and MSSPs are rushing to capitalize. Whether through SIEM platforms with built-in ML, or EDRs with AI-assisted investigations, the promise is clear: faster detection, smarter triage, and better outcomes. But here’s the hard truth—AI alone won’t save
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The cybersecurity landscape is filled with siloed tools and stitched-together so-called platforms. Meanwhile security teams are constantly under pressure to do more with less: faster detection, smarter triage, and reliable outcomes without endlessly expanding headcount or budgets. Stellar Cyber’s recent recognition as a Challenger in Gartner’s inaugural Magic Quadrant for Network Detection and Response (NDR)
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Have you heard? SMB spending on small business cloud security is set to rise from six (6%) to eight (8%) percent YoY by 2028. So, what’s fueling the increase in IT spending? Gartner says record IT spending in the world’s hottest tech markets is being fueled by AI. And Deloitte says AI will be embedded
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Today’s complex cyberthreat landscape poses both enterprises and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) multiple challenges. To combat evolved threats across diverse IT & Security environments, cybersecurity professionals develop an array of tools and data sources to monitor their specific threat landscape. However, the tool array presents its own difficulties, as there are gaps in visibility,
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When it comes to cybersecurity, Armis and Stellar Cyber bring something unique to the table. Armis, a recognized leader in asset visibility and management, empowers organizations with real-time, comprehensive visibility across all devices—whether in the cloud, on-premises, or in IoT environments. Meanwhile, Stellar Cyber’s Open XDR platform is all about making security operations simpler, smarter,
Stellar Cyber, the innovator of Open XDR technology, announced its partnership with The National Cyber Security Agency of Thailand (NCSA) in providing the new Open XDR platform, under the Stellar Cyber University Program, to enable Khon Kaen University (KKU) free access to the Stellar Cyber’s advanced comprehensive detection and response platform. This collaboration is to
As the recognition of cryptocurrencies continues to upward thrust, so does the sophistication of threats targeting crypto wallets. While many users are familiar with primary safety practices like the usage of strong passwords and enabling two-element authentication, superior measures are frequently ignored.
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Government security operations (SecOp) teams face unique challenges as they grapple with relentless attacks in an environment that can shift unexpectedly. The pressure intensifies in the government, and budgets are often constrained. This combination of factors creates a perfect storm of stress and uncertainty. SecOps leaders must find ways to ensure their teams can protect
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In a recent conversation with a major educational institution’s CIO, the following circumstance arises: a university administrator is hiring for a position; of over 300 resumes that he receives, 95% of them look so similar that they could have come from the same person. And in a way, they did. With the proliferation of AI-powered
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supply chain Open XDR Platform Open XDR Ai-Driven Security Cybersecurity The news earlier this week about the CDK hack reveals the major flaw—and prevalent issue—in a vulnerable supply chain. The vulnerability of the CDK Global system turns out to have had far reaching consequences as nearly 15,000 dealerships across the continent are still struggling to
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Recently, MSSP Alert published its yearly report on the Top 250 MSSPs. The report is chock-full of interesting information from a survey of MSSPs that makes it a worthwhile read. Below are a few key takeaways that anyone working with an MSSP, looking to become an MSSP, or an MSP seeking out an MSSP partner
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University environments are naturally open, so cybersecurity risk is an ongoing concern. Trying to lock down the network as you would with a business enterprise isn’t in the cards. Still, it’s tempting in an environment where individual departments, professors, or students introduce their own new technologies, devices, or applications into the network. Rather than trying
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